Bill M
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Got my refund today.
Got my refund today.
looks like IB aren't going to give me my 2 bucks back (14.15 * 2,120 = 29,998) as i can't see an entry for it anywhere on my portfolio statement. can't be bothered chasing up $2, happy to donate it to the broker for getting me the full SPP allocation, and simply add it to the cost base of those SPP units.
Since when is it legal to not provide a tax invoice without first asking?I had this at the bottom of my allocation statement:
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I had this at the bottom of my allocation statement:
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Since when is it legal to not provide a tax invoice without first asking?
Isn't it a case of an invoice is required by law, and permission needed to NOT provide one?
Aye carumba.
I had this at the bottom of my allocation statement:
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could i ask if you got your allocation thru a CHESS holding, or thru IB?
I got mine through a CHESS holding. Mine are in a trust too, but I'm not going to bother chasing the $2 receipt.
i was just going to add it to my cost base and say the 2,120 units cost $30K exactly.
Well I reckon the guy at NAB's granny has been trading up on NABHA. They will be redeemed hopefully once the old darl is clear tax wise, though she is probably unaware she holds them.To be honest I find it hard to wrap my head around when these will be redeemed at face value.
I guess when the volume and price goes up dramatically. (when the bloke at NAB who makes the decision let's his granny know.)
Then a few days later he will let everyone else know.
Why I follow chart. NABHA
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Christopher Joye has a few words on NABHA and other hybrids, in the AFRWell I reckon the guy at NAB's granny has been trading up on NABHA. They will be redeemed hopefully once the old darl is clear tax wise, though she is probably unaware she holds them.
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and a bit like the ANZ result : For the ANZ it looks like a case of ‘sell on the news’ and take profits after the shares dipped yesterday in the wake of a solid recovery in interim earnings and a higher dividend.NAB half year report, including a 60c dividend, that will take a bit of stress off some. ?
From the article:‘Very strong’: NAB chief says regions fuelling loan growth
As farmers benefit from an end to the drought and city dwellers opt for a tree change, NAB is seeing record growth in demand for business loans across regional Australia.www.smh.com.au
The National Australia Bank will pay shareholders an interim dividend of 60¢ per share, after it reported cash earnings of $3.3 billion for the half, a 48.1 per cent jump on the previous period.
"..... in light of the uncertain economic outlook due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These actions are intended to provide NAB with sufficient capacity to continue supporting our customers through the challenging times ahead, as well as increasing NAB’s capital level to assist with managing through a range of possible scenarios, including a prolonged and severe economic downturn.
"At the time I said we wanted to be a very safe bank, that's the positioning I took. If I got it wrong, well I'm happy to be in a very strong position now going forward for customers and shareholders."
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