Barclays shareholders are in line for a payout of more than £800m, after profits rebounded in the second quarter, reports our banking correspondent Kalyeena Makortoff. Barclays is the first major UK bank to take advantage of the end of Covid restrictions on dividends, which were introduced by the Bank of England at the start of the pandemic last year. It follows a strong second quarter, with pre-tax profits rising to £2.
New houses being built face material fluctuations WHAT about older houses? Who sets the prices could it be estate agents, building societies or banks maybe? In 1991 a house was £117k a year later it was £89k with hight interest rates.
Bricks look safer at the moment nobody knows where Covid and the economy is going yet?
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