Post by dermot on May 23, 2016 12:14:35 GMT
I looked back a few pages of threads and didn't find a suggestions topic - so here are a couple of thoughts I would've brought up at the (no doubt lavish!) London drinks, before I realized I was double booked.
"Your Account Summary" is fine as far as it goes, but to dig a little deeper to see where in the investment queue your money is sitting in each of the markets requires quite a bit of clicking around.
With the rates being so volatile, recently, I'd quite like to see a summary showing amount waiting in each market and the positions(s) in the queue, all presented in one place.
If you have lots of small returns, I see that the number might get out of hand, but showing the most recent - or perhaps the biggest - half dozen in each market would work?
If rates are reasonably stable, I'm generally fine with plonking some cash (either new or repaid) at my chosen rate and market and seeing it get hoovered up typically within a few days, but given the recent volatile rates, there are times when being presented with an overall view to enable switching both requested rate *and* market might be better.
Maybe something to consider whenever a website refresh is on the horizon?
Of course I'm a relative newbie, so this may have been discussed to death at some time in the past.
Dermot
"Your Account Summary" is fine as far as it goes, but to dig a little deeper to see where in the investment queue your money is sitting in each of the markets requires quite a bit of clicking around.
With the rates being so volatile, recently, I'd quite like to see a summary showing amount waiting in each market and the positions(s) in the queue, all presented in one place.
If you have lots of small returns, I see that the number might get out of hand, but showing the most recent - or perhaps the biggest - half dozen in each market would work?
If rates are reasonably stable, I'm generally fine with plonking some cash (either new or repaid) at my chosen rate and market and seeing it get hoovered up typically within a few days, but given the recent volatile rates, there are times when being presented with an overall view to enable switching both requested rate *and* market might be better.
Maybe something to consider whenever a website refresh is on the horizon?
Of course I'm a relative newbie, so this may have been discussed to death at some time in the past.
Dermot