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Legal and General on Wake Up To Money

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    Legal and General on Wake Up To Money

    L&G CEO, responsible for billions in investment funds, states massive opportunity. No investors are withdraw g their money from the UK. All infrastructure projects carry on as planned and has written to several Councils advising that plans to build hundreds of houses carry on.

    Said some other business leaders need to step up.

    Also on the same programme, tourism boost as currency weakens and Northern Irish border towns already benefitting from people coming from the Republic to take advantage of increased buying power. (Albeit small to date).

    About 25 mins in

    #2
    Ok.

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      #3
      Originally posted by GB9 View Post
      L&G CEO, responsible for billions in investment funds, states massive opportunity. No investors are withdraw g their money from the UK. All infrastructure projects carry on as planned and has written to several Councils advising that plans to build hundreds of houses carry on.

      Also on the same programme, tourism boost as currency weakens and Northern Irish border towns already benefitting from people coming from the Republic to take advantage of increased buying power. (Albeit small to date).

      About 25 mins in
      Don't believe the last bit. There is an entire section of Eire around Newry, Derry and Armagh who have always done they monthly shop north of the border. Food was always far cheaper due to the British chains...
      merely at clientco for the entertainment

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        #4
        Is he going to personally guarantee my L&G stocks and shares ISA?
        Will work inside IR35. Or for food.

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          #5
          Originally posted by eek View Post
          Don't believe the last bit. There is an entire section of Eire around Newry, Derry and Armagh who have always done they monthly shop north of the border. Food was always far cheaper due to the British chains...
          Every time there's a teachers' strike in Dublin you can't move on the M1 for teachers heading up North for a day's shopping

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            #6
            Originally posted by VectraMan View Post
            Is he going to personally guarantee my L&G stocks and shares ISA?
            He said yes.

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              #7
              Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post
              Ok.
              Post of the day so far!

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                #8
                Originally posted by GB9 View Post
                L&G CEO, responsible for billions in investment funds, states massive opportunity. No investors are withdraw g their money from the UK. All infrastructure projects carry on as planned and has written to several Councils advising that plans to build hundreds of houses carry on.

                Said some other business leaders need to step up.

                Also on the same programme, tourism boost as currency weakens and Northern Irish border towns already benefitting from people coming from the Republic to take advantage of increased buying power. (Albeit small to date).

                About 25 mins in
                It's important to talk up prospect - he's a great leader for troubled times.

                Moody’s has become the latest institution to give a thumbs down to the prospects for the UK’s banking system after the country voted to leave the EU, changing its outlook for the sector from stable to negative.
                The credit rating agency also adopted a more pessimistic view on Britain’s main life insurers, including Standard Life and Legal & General, and several infrastructure and project finance issuers. The moves follow the agency’s decision to lower its outlook for the UK government after the Brexit result was announced on Friday.
                Brexit: Moody’s lowers UK banks’ outlook to negative - FT.com

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