While this writer likes Lloyds shares for their solid passive income potential, a rival FTSE 100 bank looks even more ...

The booming Lloyds share price is up nearly 40% in 2025, outperforming its UK banking peers. Our writer asks whether the bank still offers value. The post Lloyds share price: up 40% this year, is it ...

Lloyds shares have had a fantastic half-decade, easily beating the FTSE 100 index over this period. But are these good times ...

Lloyds shares have risen from 55p to 76p this year. This means that those who invested in the bank at the start of the year ...

Shares in Lloyds Banking Group PLCLLOY-0.42%decrease; red down pointing triangle soared 14% on Thursday after the bank announced that investors will receive a special dividend, even though the ...

Shares of the FTSE 100-listed Lloyds Banking Group PLC (GB:LLOY) shine among income investors, thanks to the more than 5% dividend yield. As one of the UK’s oldest banks, Lloyds’ shares are a ...

The Lloyds share price target is 62.67p, which shows a positive change of 7% in the share price.See more LLOY analyst ratings.ConclusionLloyds Banking offers an attractive dividend yield. The ...

Overall, Lloyds shares offer a resilient 6.4% dividend yield and a potential upside of up to 60% in 3 Years. We believe this is an attractive risk/reward balance, and reiterate our Buy recommendation.

Lloyds shares have risen 17% since we reinitiated coverage in July, but still have a P/E of about 10x and a Dividend Yield of 4.3%. Read why we rate LYG a Buy.

Christopher Ruane weights some pros and cons of adding Lloyds shares to his portfolio right now for their passive income potential. Skip to content Your Account & Services ...

A steady easing of interest rates has driven Lloyds shares sharply higher over the last year. At 76.2p per share, the FTSE 100 bank has risen an impressive 36% in value.

LONDON, Feb 20 (Reuters) - Lloyds Banking Group's anticipated return to dividends next week for the first time since the financial crisis will help ease the way for the government to sell its ...