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P2P loans
JamesSmith2000
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Can anyone point me in the right direction for the best peer to peer loan places?
I hear its far better than dealing with banks?
I hear its far better than dealing with banks?
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Zopa for starters.
If by far better you mean they accept applicants when the banks are rejecting you, then you are in for disappointment.0 -
Use google, its still dependant on how the P2P lenders view u as a risk.0
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Zopa's low default rate indicates how strict are their lending criteria. Don't bother applying if you do not have a good credit record.I can afford anything that I want.
Just so long as I don't want much.0 -
JamesSmith2000 wrote: »Can anyone point me in the right direction for the best peer to peer loan places?
I hear its far better than dealing with banks?
If you're an individual looking to borrow from a P2P site Zopa and Ratesetter are the biggest 2. But, as other have said, they reject more applicants than they approve.0
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