Share disposal - advice required

Can anyone give me some advice on the most efficient route to dispose of some shares I have acquired.</p>

They are in a NYSE listed company and as such have a dollar value.</p>

I can get a US broker to sell the shares on my behalf for a minimum fee but I end up with a cheque in US which is a bugger cos the banks give a rip off rate and take 3 weeks to clear.</p>

I could get the share certs mailed to me but then how do I dispose without getting ripped off? </p>

<font size="1">Please note!</font></p>

<font size="1">Given my thatcherBarsteward stance I feel somewhat hypocritical but then again I dont have a decent pension due to that bitch.</font></p>

 

Good effort Setdi mate.

"Is your mate alright?"

"Yeah, he's just resting his eyes."

 

Its a function of an ale sesh

bodily self defence with my approaching dotage.</p>

Entirely predictable.</p>

 

And just how did you "acquire" these NYSE shares?

 

This any use?

http://www.nysestocks.co.uk/

 

A prudent investment

sharesave.</p>

low option price.</p>

Only regret is I did not invest the max.</p>

Company has an agreement with Barclays who will give me a sterling cheque but at what share price and exchange rate god only knows.</p>

 

RE: A prudent investment

OK - I've got 3 running with my company - had a good one mature this year.