@Futurenvesting@RCK1980 Revolut’s large selling point (to investors) is the non interest / lending income. This is higher margin and far less cyclical. Revolut generates $4.7Bn (76% of revenue) from ancillary and fee income. This compares to $3.4Bn (22% of revenue) for $NU.
@PwnProblems@dresserman I love how I log onto this app to see people declare that Tesco is 1) Struggling whilst also 2) Price gouging and profiteering.
All the while you can simply look at their financials and conclude that their business is ‘fine’ and their margins are not lower nor higher than normal
@EnergyGeek2@AdamHannan7@2147mill No denying they’re stupid. But it’s highly unlikely the ultra short bond etf sits below their minimum threshold. There was talk of 2 year duration minimum.
@thedeadcentrex@MacroCRG “Regulators are establishing thresholds to determine when highly liquid, low-volatility funds (such as distributing MMFs commonly used to park institutional-grade cash) are deemed "too cash-like" to qualify for tax-free status inside a Stocks & Shares wrapper.”
@B0bJobB0B@MarkSmi37525839@Therichardralph@Jenx123_ “Regulators are establishing thresholds to determine when highly liquid, low-volatility funds (such as distributing MMFs commonly used to park institutional-grade cash) are deemed "too cash-like" to qualify for tax-free status inside a Stocks & Shares wrapper.”
@MarkSmi37525839@Therichardralph@Jenx123_ “Regulators are establishing thresholds to determine when highly liquid, low-volatility funds (such as distributing MMFs commonly used to park institutional-grade cash) are deemed "too cash-like" to qualify for tax-free status inside a Stocks & Shares wrapper.”
@DrMichaelJCross@IndexAndForget “ Regulators are establishing thresholds to determine when highly liquid, low-volatility funds (such as distributing MMFs commonly used to park institutional-grade cash) are deemed "too cash-like" to qualify for tax-free status inside a Stocks & Shares wrapper.”
@EnergyGeek2@AdamHannan7@2147mill “Regulators are establishing thresholds to determine when highly liquid, low-volatility funds (such as distributing MMFs commonly used to park institutional-grade cash) are deemed "too cash-like" to qualify for tax-free status inside a Stocks & Shares wrapper.”