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Do you think the Halifax will ever be a bank if it’s own again?
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Why do you ask ? Can't say i'm bothered really. And a debit card is just a means of getting stuff, whats on it is irrelevant.0
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I wasn't aware that Halifax was ever a bank on it's own. Have I missed something?I am not a cat (But my friend is)0
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I’m sure it was as my Nan got dividends when they sold due to having a mortgage with them. Going back 20 years now it must be:T:T :beer: :beer::beer::beer: to the lil one
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jonesMUFCforever wrote: »The problem is that Lloyds banking group now is very profitable but the share price is the pits! (59p as I write).
Shareholder pressure might force the board to do something if it does not recover over the next 2 years or so - who knows?
Tell me about it! I've got 1000's of them. Fortunately as a staff member I buy them at a discount, just entered into a new contract yesterday to buy a few 1000 more in three years @ 40p each. Fingers crossed, or I'll never get the Porsche at this rate!
I did meet (for the first time) the CEO, Antonio, last month and he certainly gave me the impression he knows what he is doing and has a solid vision for the bank. Also has some interesting views on Brexit, 90% there will be a deal but it will go right down to the wire. Overall he was a pretty cool chap.0 -
worried_jim wrote: »Tell me about it! I've got 1000's of them. Fortunately as a staff member I buy them at a discount, just entered into a new contract yesterday to buy a few 1000 more in three years @ 40p each. Fingers crossed, or I'll never get the Porsche at this rate!
When was this new share save launched? I thought they offered them out at the end of the year, 40p is better then 2017's 60p.
**Edit I have just logged on to the portal and seen the application option.
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So not a bank on it's own ever.
Halifax was a bank on its own from 1997, when the building society converted to a public limited company, until 2001 when it was bought up by the Bank of Scotland and became a subsidiary of HBOS. In 2006 it was merged into Bank of Scotland completely and ceased to exist legally, other than as a trading name of Bank of Scotland.
So to answer your question, it was a bank on its own, with no ties to any other bank, from 1997 to 2001.0 -
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