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Post by jamiewakeham on May 18, 2017 8:37:07 GMT
Well, as far as ways to make an embarrassing error on your first post go, I guess messing up counting nine months from now on your fingers is one of them Of course this would be too late for Jan 31st if it paid out on schedule. Thanks for your replies, both. The point about diversification is well made (I'm aiming for three or four platforms, and several loans within each), as is the point about not relying on risky loans as a single store for cash to pay HMRC (I only intend to put a portion of that sum into P2P and I have other funds I could access if everything hit the fan). And I also take the point that quite a few other people might be looking to cash in investments in mid January as the deadline looms... Might yet put some money into this one, but NOT from the sum earmarked for HMRC!
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Post by jamiewakeham on May 17, 2017 22:31:03 GMT
Apologies for what may be a slightly newbie-ish question. I'm lookng to start investing in some of the higher-paying P2P sites, having cut my teeth at Ratesetter.
This loan looks to me to be a sensible place to put a portion of the cash I intend to clear my Jan 31st tax bill with. However, I see its term is nine months from drawdown. Is there a way to predict when drawdown is likely to be, and thus whether this will repay by Jan 31st?
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