Shareholders will receive £873m in payouts, according to estimates from Link Group. This is down 34 per cent from a record 2019, when junior market investors were given £1.33billion.
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RUTH SUNDERLAND: Aviation needs a huge lift
The Government’s abject failure to get the planes flying again is devastating for our aerospace manufacturing industry and will kybosh ambitions to be an open, free-trading economy post-Brexit.
Mortgage blow as banks apply loans squeeze
Barclays has limited loans to just 4.49 times someone’s income – down from five-and-a-half times previously. NatWest also quietly reduced the amount some customers can borrow.
Britons spend again…on staying in and eating out
In an early sign that the economy is rebounding, in the middle of July spending even surpassed the same period of last year by 5 per cent. Much of the money spent still revolved around the home.
small businesses’ new coronavirus lockdown fear
A poll of more than 500 small companies by insurance group Simply Business found 17 per cent believe they would have to stop trading in that scenario.
The town that lost ALL of its six banks in four years
Brydie Taylor (pictured) wanted to open a savings account for her one-year-old son Onyx but found that all the banks in Ware were gone.
How did it take three months to get back the £50,000 I had invested in Premium Bonds?
Easy access was important to my wife Helen and me, as we had earmarked our hard-earned £50,000 nest egg for a more permanent home in an equity-based investment bond.
Bosses must make it easier to run our own pensions
A report published today calls for employers to provide greater assistance to those workers who want to transfer their ‘defined benefit’ pension plan into a scheme that they can manage themselves.
Over-75s may STILL be able to claim a free TV licence
Many elderly people will be initially contacted via post this month informing them they have to pay the full licence fee from the start of last month.
Eye hospital firms focus on a sale
City sources said Eight Roads Ventures – a private equity fund backed by Fidelity – is working with advisers from William Blair on a potential sale of Optegra.










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