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16 Lloyds shares
Flipperman
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I have 16 Lloyds shares in the name of my deceased mother.
I am named as executor.
I previously got some swapped to my name, but these few seemed to have missed.
Seeing as Lloyds are about 50p per share then it's not really worth selling as the cost would be probably more than they are worth.
Just wondered if there was a way to gift them to a charity.
Thanks in advance.
I am named as executor.
I previously got some swapped to my name, but these few seemed to have missed.
Seeing as Lloyds are about 50p per share then it's not really worth selling as the cost would be probably more than they are worth.
Just wondered if there was a way to gift them to a charity.
Thanks in advance.
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I've just done a quick Google search and this has popped up, amongst others, so it can be done!
https://www.cancerresearchuk.org/get-involved/donate/donate-money/share-givingMortgage started 2020, aiming to clear 31/12/2029.0 -
Flipperman wrote: »I have 16 Lloyds shares in the name of my deceased mother.
I am named as executor.
I previously got some swapped to my name, but these few seemed to have missed.
Seeing as Lloyds are about 50p per share then it's not really worth selling as the cost would be probably more than they are worth.
Just wondered if there was a way to gift them to a charity.
Thanks in advance.
Get in touch with Equiniti the registrars to see if they have a similar scheme to that posted above.0 -
Thanks for the advice.
It lead me to here
sharegift . org
The process is mainly online, with a final letter posted with my signature.
Cheers
Flipperman0
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