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When Do I Pay For The Shares?

When do I pay for the new shares?

All registered shareholder will receive an Application form, which will show your details and entitlement and cost. To accept the offer you are required to return the application form together with a cheque to the Company's Receiving Agent by the Call Date which is set in advance and usually 21 days after the offer has been announced.

Do I pay for anything else?

There are no other charges other than the Call Cost.

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BBC News - Business The latest stories from the Business section of the BBC News web site.
UK interest rates remain at 0.5%

The Bank of England keeps UK interest rates on hold at a record low of 0.5% for the 18th consecutive month.

Welfare bill 'to be cut by £4bn'

The government is planning to reduce the annual welfare bill by a further £4bn, Chancellor George Osborne tells the BBC.

Spending cuts 'to hit north harder'

Industrial areas in the North East and Midlands are least resilient to economic shocks, BBC-commissioned research suggests.

Global economy slowing, says OECD

The global economic recovery is slowing faster than forecast, but a return to recession is unlikely, an economic group says.

Record goods trade deficit for UK

The UK's goods trade deficit widened to a record high in July after imports rose sharply and exports fell from the previous month.

BBC News - UK The latest stories from the UK section of the BBC News web site.
Welfare bill 'to be cut by £4bn'

The government is planning to reduce the annual welfare bill by a further £4bn, Chancellor George Osborne tells the BBC.

Defence firm BAE cuts 1,000 jobs

BAE Systems announces it is to axe almost 1,000 jobs across the UK, with 740 to go from five sites in England.

MPs back new phone hacking probe

MPs back calls for a fresh parliamentary investigation into phone hacking claims after criticism of News of the World journalists.

Toshack departs as Wales manager

John Toshack departs as Wales manager after a six-year reign with immediate effect by "mutual consent".

No 10 condemns Koran burning plan

Downing Street joins a chorus of international condemnation over a small US church's plans to burn copies of the Koran on the anniversary of 9/11.

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