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Post by geoffrey on Oct 15, 2016 7:52:00 GMT
30% is kind of OK in that the interest rates of I dunno, 50% say result in a profit after all done and dusted. Not actually that I want to be any part of that, but that's just me. My point was the "miraculous" improvement in 2015, and then in the next year Twino discovered things hadn't got better after all. It made a handy improvement to the bottom line for a while though, and well I am asking for an explanation and none is forthcoming. Hmmm, yes, behind the squeaky clean exterior, you've got to wonder what a 40-50% rate of interest is doing to the lives of borrowers. They've got to be a bit desperate in the first place to take loans at this kind of rate, even if it's short term. And if they're desperate already, they're just getting themselves into even deeper water. I would like to see Twino move towards a more sustainable lending model, and wonder if they are doing anything to steer the ship in that direction.
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Post by humphrey on Oct 15, 2016 17:41:59 GMT
I also have second thoughts when investing in Twino. I believe this payday loan industry is not sustainable although folks like Provident are still doing pretty well...
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