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cash in shares?
freda11
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My daughter is buying her first house, offer has been accepted on a repossession no survey done yet, the company have now said they have a higher offer (over asking price), my daughter has now gone higher but she will need an extra £1k. I have some shares I will gladly cash in, the value of them at present is £1400 and I have just looked on iii investor and to trade them in I would get £1100 as of now. Would I be silly to cash them in at a low value? Also I am not sure what happens when you trade in, would I get a cheque for the £1100 from iii investor?
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do you have the shares in the form of a paper certificate, or in a iii nominee account, or in some other account?0
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. Would I be silly to cash them in at a low value?
Also I am not sure what happens when you trade in, would I get a cheque for the £1100 from iii investor?
freda only you can answer question one as the motivation to accept a lower share price depdends entirely upon your current ambition for your daughter.
What is more valuable to you - your daughters well being or selling the shares for more? Only you can answer that one.
As to question 2, it's usually a cheque but to be sure you'd need to ask the dealing house what payment methods they employ.0 -
Thanks guys, they are not paper shares they are held in iii.investor.
Your right Conrad which is more important? - my daughter is, so thats answered my question
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i think you can log into iii and transfer any cash to your bank account - not actually tried it with them, though.
for shares, settlement is generally T + 3, meaning the cash would be in your iii account 3 working days after selling them. and then the bank transfer might take a day or 2.0 -
I wouldn't sell them - yet.
Chances are that "the other buyer" will offer another £1k more than your daughters revised offer and that this will keep going until your daughter says no more. At that point "the other buyer" will mysteriously "pull out".
I wouldn't offer this additional grand.0 -
yes, i'd hold off at least until a price is agreed.0
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