- Today's Lloyds share price is 115.2 (as of 16:35 14-Aug-2026) which is a change of 0.1 or 0.09% from the last closing price of 115.2.
- With 50,451,672 shares traded this gives Lloyds a market capitalisation of 90,562,728,256.
- Lloyds's most recent daily high has been 115.8 and daily low 114.2. The Lloyds share price 52 week high has been 117.9 and the 52 week low 77.38.
- Based on the most recent Lloyds share price opening of 115.2, the current Lloyds EPS (earnings per share) are 0.08 and the PE (price earnings ratio) is 14.41.
Featured Brokers For Buying Lloyds Shares
It currently costs 115.2 to buy one share in Lloyds (as of 16:35 14-Aug-2026) which is a change of 0.1 or 0.09% from the last closing price of 115.3. To buy shares in Lloyds you will need a stock trading platform like City Index.
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 | GMG Rating | Customer Reviews | Annual Fees £0 | Dealing Commission £0 | See Offers Capital at risk IG Reviews | Featured | Features:
| IG Share Dealing Expert Review: Updated 02/07/2026 Is an IG share dealing account any good? An excellent share-dealing platform for those who want to deal shares regularly in the short and long term. You also get access to a huge range of UK small-cap shares, where you can request quotes from marketmakers via RSPs. This is something that is not available from other trading/investing platforms like CMC or Trading 212. An IG share dealing account is different from a spread betting or CFD trading account in that you actually own physical shares as opposed to trading derivatives. The ability to deal in shares with IG means that you can invest in companies for the long term alongside your short-term higher-risk speculation. An excellent share-dealing platform for those who want to deal in shares regularly in the short and long term.
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| | GMG Rating | Customer Reviews | Annual Fees 0% – 0.25% | Dealing Commission £3.50 – £5 | See Offers Capital at risk AJ Bell Reviews | Features:
| AJ Bell Share Dealing ReviewProvider: AJ Bell Share Dealing Verdict: AJ Bell is a low-cost online investing platform and is the cheapest share dealing platform for buying and selling shares for the UK do-it-yourself (DIY) investor. They also offer plenty of investment ideas, including investment guides and equity research. Summary A great choice to deal shares with low costs in a variety of investment accounts.
Fees: AJ Bell share dealing account fees are capped at £3.50 a month. Dealing costs are £1.50 for funds and £5 for shares but drop to £3.50 when there were 10 or more online share deals in the previous month. Special Offers:
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 | GMG Rating | Customer Reviews | Annual Fees 0% – 0.45% | Dealing Commission £5.95 – £11.95 | See Offers Capital at risk Hargreaves Lansdown Reviews | Features:
| Hargreaves Lansdown Share Dealing Expert Review Account: Hargreaves Lansdown Share Dealing Description: Hargreaves Lansdown offers access to the widest selection of stocks for share dealing accounts in the UK. The platform also has one of the best research portals for analysing stocks. Is it expensive to buy and sell shares on Hargreaves Lansdown? Hargreaves Lansdown is not as expensive as it used to be as there is no account charge for holding shares in a general investment account and a max of £3.75 in a stocks and shares ISA. HL does still cost more than competitors like AJ Bell and Interactive Brokers to buy and sell shares, but the account running costs can be lower because of the monthly cap. HL won the Best Stock Broker in our 2024, 2022 awards, and in 2021, it won Best Full-service Stockbroker for their all-round approach to customer service.. Another added bonus of dealing shares through HL is that their clients benefit from price improvements for best execution. HL say they reach out to multiple brokers to get the best prices for a trade and clients can make a saving of £18 per trade on average. This is particularly relevant if you are dealing with cap UK shares, which is where Hargreaves Lansdown excels. Overall, Hargreaves Lansdown is an excellent choice for most types of share dealing on UK and international markets. Pros
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| | GMG Rating | Customer Reviews | Annual Fees £0 | Dealing Commission £3 | See Offers Capital at risk Interactive Brokers Reviews | Features:
| Interactive Brokers Share Dealing ReviewProvider: Interactive Brokers Share Dealing Verdict: Interactive Brokers is an excellent account for sophisticated share dealers who want to manage their own portfolio with complex order types actively and need access to a wider range of investment products like derivatives, options, and futures. They also offer fractional share dealing if you only want to start trading a small amount. Summary One of the most advanced share dealing platforms for beginners and professional investors.
Fees: Interactive Brokers does not charge share dealing custody fees and minimum share dealing commissions are £1 in the UK or 0.05% of the deal size. Pros
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| | GMG Rating | Customer Reviews | Annual Fees £59.88 | Dealing Commission £3.99 | See Offers Capital at risk interactive investor Reviews | Features:
| Interactive Investor Share Dealing ReviewProvider: Interactive Investor Share Dealing Verdict: Interactive Investor is a low-cost share dealing platform that offers investors access to over 40,000 shares. II won the 2021 and 2023 Good Money Guide award for Best Investment Account. Summary Interactive Investor is a great choice for anyone who wants to buy and sell shares on a regular basis and has a large portfolio.
Dealing Fees: Interactive Investor share dealing commissions are a free trade every month, then UK Shares and Funds, US Shares charged £7.99 or upgrade to a £19.99 “Super Investor” account 2 free monthly trades and deal for £3.99. Regular investing is free. Special Offers:
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Overall4.3 |
Is Lloyds A Good Investment?
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Volatility in markets goes up significantly once in a while.
But for long term investors, volatility could be a good thing. As Warren Buffett observed:
“The true investor welcomes volatility … a wildly fluctuating market means that irrationally low prices will periodically be attached to solid businesses.”
When volatility hit share prices, they undervalue businesses. This means you can buy good business at a discount.
Earlier this year, Lloyd surged 14% after breaking the 100p psychological level.
But the uptrend overheated. And following recent geopolitical uncertainty, prices have now retreated back below 100p. At the time of writing, Lloyd’s share is changing hands at 97-98p.
With Buffett’s quote in mind, long-term investors may want to buy/add this bank stock should prices continue to slip in the days ahead. Of course I wouldn’t know where Lloyd’s correction will end. But its multi-decade chart is suggesting more upside.
Lloyds is still the most searching for share in the UK, as in 2025 too: https://goodmoneyguide.com/investing/most-popular-google-searched-stocks/