Post by alibaba on Dec 18, 2018 12:30:57 GMT
Thought it would be a good idea to ask some of the contributors on this forum for their input on p2p investment for 2019.
I started in 2013 with TC became apparent after two years that this was a mistake 300k invested, I have been trying to remove funds for the past two years, now down to 90k expect a loss of 60k worth of capital.
Next stop AC 300k in 2016, without my knowledge they invested 20k in one loan via GBA1 and 15k in one loan via GEA both in default, I have been reasonably successful in the MLA by using greater diversification, but due to the way that AC are dealing with large loans in default I am trying to remove funds ASAP,
100k in Bridge crowd have been with them for 12 months no defaults to date and 8 percent return.
Ditto HNW and Proplend
Also invested in BondMason, again 8 percent (before fees) but the website does not seem as simple and understandable as HNW, BC and PL but have to say large sum withdrawn and paid within 24 hours.
I have made lots of mistakes, not enough DD, too keen to fully invest, insufficient diversification etc, etc.
Thoughts and ideas would be appreciated.
I started in 2013 with TC became apparent after two years that this was a mistake 300k invested, I have been trying to remove funds for the past two years, now down to 90k expect a loss of 60k worth of capital.
Next stop AC 300k in 2016, without my knowledge they invested 20k in one loan via GBA1 and 15k in one loan via GEA both in default, I have been reasonably successful in the MLA by using greater diversification, but due to the way that AC are dealing with large loans in default I am trying to remove funds ASAP,
100k in Bridge crowd have been with them for 12 months no defaults to date and 8 percent return.
Ditto HNW and Proplend
Also invested in BondMason, again 8 percent (before fees) but the website does not seem as simple and understandable as HNW, BC and PL but have to say large sum withdrawn and paid within 24 hours.
I have made lots of mistakes, not enough DD, too keen to fully invest, insufficient diversification etc, etc.
Thoughts and ideas would be appreciated.
