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LF equity income c gbp account
I have 12,680.70 of these post Woodford shares, taxable cost £2523.98, market price .86p market value £109.05 according to the latest statement on my Charles Stanley ISA
I can’t sell them on that platform. I don’t have capital gains to set the losses against because all my shares are either in ISAs or pension funds.
Do I just forget the current market value as well as the previous losses?
I did have about £600 in cash in 2024, which I withdrew
Thank you for any help
September GC £251.21/£250 October £248.82/£250 January £159.53/£200
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It is probably best to forget about them. Presumably you are no longer being charged for holding them. There may be a final distribution some way down the line, but not anything to get your hopes up about.
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You are no doubt aware that the fund stopped trading awhile back, and as part of winding up the fund the liquidator embarked on a process of selling what they could and returning ( small) amounts to investors.
Surely you received notification of this as set out in the link below
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yes, thank you, that’s when I received the £600 ish
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September GC £251.21/£250 October £248.82/£250 January £159.53/£2000
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