Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) (NYSE: LYG.US) is set to spin-off challenger bank TSB, but should private investors get in on the IPO? Owain Bennallack debates the pros and cons with Nate Weisshaar and Mark Rogers. The team also tackle dividend investing and the recent Russian/China energy tie-up, and share three companies that have recently caught their eye: Smith & Nephew (LSE: SN), Sterling Energy (LSE: SEY) and Saga (LSE: SAGA).
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Should You Buy Shares In TSB?
Owain Bennallack debates the pros and cons of investing in the TSB spin-off with Nate Weisshaar and Mark Rogers.
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