Long-suffering Lloyds' investors may soon see payments on preference shares reinstated after a nearly four year hiatus
European finance ministers hope that last night's deal to reduce Greece's public debt will keep the country in the single currency. But if they believe that's the case, they're in a minority. According to betting market Intrade, traders believe there is a 48 per cent chance that some member of the euro will leave before the end of 2014.
Long-suffering Lloyds' investors may soon see payments on preference shares reinstated after a nearly four year hiatus
A running yield of over 9 per cent is not to be sniffed at, but you'll need to house it within a tax shelter to get the best return
RBS executives might be having a hard time justifying their bonuses, but at least the senior debt continues to pay out
Despite a call feature, Principality Building Society's Pibs look a worthy buy for income-seekers
A long period of deleveraging is likely to be good for the prices of quality bonds
