This British stock seems great:

  • Cheap:
    • Trailing P/E: 8.42
    • Forward P/E : 8.15
  • Growing well:
    • Quarterly Revenue Growth (yoy): 24.30%
    • Quarterly Earnings Growth (yoy): 26.90%
  • Offering excellent dividends:
    • Dividend Yield 7%

There is just a couple of questions should scare uneducated investors like me:

  1. Is Lloyds TSB Group involved with Subprime mess?
  2. Will it be able to continue giving such juicy dividends?

Question 2. is well connected to question 1. If LYG managed to stay out of the mess, its earning will continue to be good and we’ll get the dividends we want.

I couldn’t find anything on the Internet linking LYG to subprime mess except this article that I don’t dislike: it say that LYG was buying subprimes at discount price in August after the mess came out. This suggest me that Lloyds did not have the problem and wanted to take advantage of other banks problems. I may be proven wrong, but I’ll consider LYG a serious option for December’s stock buy.

6 responses to “Lloyds TSB Group (LYG) high dividend Bank stock yields 7%”

  1. W. Kononoff Avatar
    W. Kononoff

    When does lloyds bank pay its dividend, yearly or quarterly?

  2. deminvest Avatar

    Once a year in the summer. Those are the dates for 2007:
    Dividend Declaration Date:

    Dividend Record Date: Aug-10-2007
    Dividend Pay Date: Oct-15-2007
    Dividend Rate: $ 2.78
    Here is my source:
    http://www.dividendinvestor.com/term/dividendlyg-dividendlloydstsbgroupplc.php

  3. Daveyg Avatar
    Daveyg

    It pays an interim dividend too.

  4. Zimbabwe Avatar
    Zimbabwe

    This is a great investment. I bought some at $25.50 at the end of June. It’s now down to $23.00 and I wish I had money to invest. I would snap up as much of it as I could.

    One of two non-govt backed AAA rated banks in the world (Wells Fargo is the other).

    Very conservatively run.

    They paid their dividends when everyone told them to reduce their dividends. They take their shareholders seriously.

    And now, after the credit crunch has crushed tons of other banks, Lloyds has increased their dividends and has such a strong balance sheet, not only did they not have to raise capital like most other banks, they are out looking for acquisitions.

    This is a home run. I wish I had money laying around to pile into this company.

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