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Barclays: More good news to come in 2010
Market watchers believe today's stellar numbers from Barclays are a sign of things to come.
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Recent broker support has been almost universally strong however, with average target prices between 330-350p.
We believe this support, the record full year performance today, the sector leading core Tier One ratio cover of 10 percent and Tier 1 capital ratio of 13 percent, coupled with the socially responsible attitude of the board in managing the hot potato of the bonus issue should see Barclays push back to 316p in the next 4 weeks.
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4 comments so far. Why not have your say?
mark douglas
Feb 16, 2010 at 16:56
I dumped Barclay's as my personal and business bankers when the sharply raised costs and started to give currency spreads reaching 3%.
As a Barclays Wealth customer I found that the so called service became shoddy almost as though they were deliberately holding up payments, It was not easy to get my money out.
If they are screwing their other customers the way they did me then the next results might be different. On one transfer they tried charging me £300+ for intermediary bank charges, I got it back by pointing out that I had specified to pay my cost only, the other bank charged £12 to recieve the funds.
report thisDJ
Feb 16, 2010 at 21:09
My son worked for high street bank and said that personal banking for wealthy customers was regarded as a bit of a joke, they used exactly the same banking infrastructure as everyone else but just had a named person to talk to. (Just like a lot of business accounts). The bank regarded it as highly profitable and the customer as a load of mugs who didn't mind paying over the odds just to have a fancy chequebook with "private banking" or "Coutts" (RBS) written on the front. Although it said that you needed a high net worth for one of these accounts you might be surprised how many people have got them on fairly moderate incomes.
report thismark douglas
Feb 17, 2010 at 09:54
Thank you for confirming what I suspected about Barclays Wealth. My so called Manager seemed to be a bit of a twit, but I only hadsix figure amounts on my account, he kept trying to sell me investments at ridiculous management fees, the literature was aimed at the novice level of investor, it felt as though they were thinking that if they could cast the net wide enough they would pull in some rich dummies. £40 to transfer money with Barclays £23 with HSBC £25 with BS.
Quarterly charges jumped from £35 to £45 where with the others most are free.
I banked with Barclays for 25 years, I started with a feww pounds and was treated like a Lord now I have a lot more and get treated like SH1t.
report thisLynn McConnell
Apr 13, 2010 at 17:38
FYX142
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