Buying Lloyds shares is basically a bet that sweating its assets will out the earnings, eventually.
The Investor
The 18th Issue GEB from NS&I offers limited returns for the risks of seeing no gains. I wouldn’t go near it.
Why would a company want to set back 500 years of history to offer its own bonds directly to the public?
Some interesting financial and investing posts I ran across this week, plus a few decent articles from the newspapers.
