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Peer-to-peer lending sites: MSE guide discussion
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Looking to diversify platforms as well as loans, and actively considering investing in ABLrate, ReBuilding Society and Saving Stream, to add to FC/RS. Have been reading the various alternative forums, and no obvious horror stories. Even Saving Stream's first property default seems to have passed without lasting trauma. Clearly none of these sites has seen a negative economic event as yet, but all seem to have solid provisions in place. Any alternative views?0
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I have the bulk of my P2P in SS and Moneything. So far so good0
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Looking to start off with Ratesetter...seems wise to suggest this referral thing...anyone?
taken the first pm .....thanks0 -
Ratesetter have a 1% cashback at the moment, but rates seem to have fallen by about 1% too. Is this normal when they have a promotion on and do they return to normal after?0
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Things should go back to normal once the promotion period is up.0
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BenjaminDahlman wrote: »Hey Martin, great article.
I think you hit the nail on the head with this one. Really good stuff.
Just wanted to give my experience. I have worked with peer-to-peer lending before. If you know what you are doing it can be a serious boon. Like anything, getting all the facts before jumping in is paramount. I had a suggestion for this article.
I have worked with a site snapcap.com before and they were awesome. Really fast and professional. They might make a good addition to the article where you mention other lending services.
Why snapcap ? They are American so not much use in the UK.0 -
If you want to make a P2P investment but want only to invest a fixed amount of money possibly split over different time periods without any involvement other than putting the money in and having getting the money out at the end of the time period(s), which are the platforms to use?0
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Zopa and/or Ratesetter.illegitimi non carborundum0
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