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Post by fishyhooky on Oct 10, 2017 15:03:42 GMT
I know the numbers add up, until they started having systems problem my monthly earning were £200 - £300 after taking off the any bad debts, bad debts were around £70 to £120 per month.
I'll wait until they say that the problems are solved! before making a decision to withdraw from Zopa
By the way they have amended my monthly earnings in the past.
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Post by newlender on Oct 10, 2017 16:05:34 GMT
Me too! Investing earnings for September = -£28. My defaults on Z+ are a joke. At least the ISA seems more stable - I mean Core, as I'm avoiding Z+. Has anyone seen a Collections or Default entry in their ISA loanbook yet? As this will be the first port of call for the new folks when Zopa unlock the gate, they really need to get it right. I'm heading for losses of £500 on a not very large loanbook on the Investing side.
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Post by r00lish67 on Oct 10, 2017 16:25:59 GMT
I know the numbers add up, until they started having systems problem my monthly earning were £200 - £300 after taking off the any bad debts, bad debts were around £70 to £120 per month.
I'll wait until they say that the problems are solved! before making a decision to withdraw from Zopa
By the way they have amended my monthly earnings in the past. Fair enough. You can probably get a feel for whether they're roughly correct by looking your loanbook and filtering on the status column for defaults, if you can be bothered (appreciate you may have better uses of your time). Out of interest, how many months has your Z+ account been running for?
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Post by aju on Oct 10, 2017 16:38:31 GMT
Me too! Investing earnings for September = -£28. My defaults on Z+ are a joke. At least the ISA seems more stable - I mean Core, as I'm avoiding Z+. Has anyone seen a Collections or Default entry in their ISA loanbook yet? As this will be the first port of call for the new folks when Zopa unlock the gate, they really need to get it right. I'm heading for losses of £500 on a not very large loanbook on the Investing side. I've had a default in ISA Core, fortunately it was an SG loan from Classic. I acquired said loan 26/6 and it went default 9/8. I did pick up some interest from it as well as not losing anything on it. It does look like it was struggling a little while when I got it and it went to IVA before it defaulted and was paid off by SG. Other than that I have nothing that is struggling as far as I can tell (>2 months missed without payments) Its very early days and I guess the ones to watch are not the new loans but the ones picked up from non ISA in Plus only I guess at the moment until Investment core ones start to mature and come over to ISA loans.
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Post by fishyhooky on Oct 10, 2017 18:31:52 GMT
I know the numbers add up, until they started having systems problem my monthly earning were £200 - £300 after taking off the any bad debts, bad debts were around £70 to £120 per month.
I'll wait until they say that the problems are solved! before making a decision to withdraw from Zopa
By the way they have amended my monthly earnings in the past. Fair enough. You can probably get a feel for whether they're roughly correct by looking your loanbook and filtering on the status column for defaults, if you can be bothered (appreciate you may have better uses of your time). Out of interest, how many months has your Z+ account been running for? £15k in April 2016 £5k in May 2-16
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Post by BrianC on Oct 10, 2017 21:39:16 GMT
I've just checked my statement for September and my earnings are -£8.08
Earnings of £169.36
Bad debts £182.11
Bad debt repayments £4.67
Hope when they finally gets their systems sorted out that these figures are corrected Better than mine. New earnings for September are -£27.48 I’ve made a loss in July, August, September and by looking at my latest earnings figures I’m down already in October too. Not only is Plus making me a loss but it’s also wiping out all profits from my Access and Classic and still creating losses. Truly awful performance and I’m yet to see a penny back from defaulters. I’d sell out of all my Zopa loans tomorrow if it isn’t for the fact that they charge a fee and my projected returns from sold loan sales loses me a further £800 😩🔫
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Post by panda on Oct 17, 2017 7:00:37 GMT
My statement now says it's correct to the 30th September, but the interest only looks about half of what I was expecting compared to other months (losses look quite big enough though). Statement date still says 30th September but interest has risen significantly (although not yet in line with previous months) no more defaults added, so looking better. You definitely can't rely on the Statement date as reflecting all transactions up to that date.
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Post by fishyhooky on Oct 17, 2017 13:26:17 GMT
Just been checking my earnings statement for September and October (up to the 11th), I know they are saying "For now, your Statements page will be out of sync with your Investment Summary total earnings." but they are still able to put your defaults on the statement, My earnings for October so far are £0.01 but defaults are £44.60, can anyone remember when the 1-2 month statement update started, we must be getting to the end of this period by now.
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Post by aju on Oct 17, 2017 16:59:58 GMT
I can't remember exactly but what I experienced was that the August one was wrong until the October one started. They've declared the 2 month error/delay for a while now. I'm guessing that there are different processes that pick up different elements that would normally run every night perhaps and have had issues that affects these processes and are having to run them less perhaps. Watch out there is a statement after the main words that says when the last data was retrieved it may not be the last day of the month - my septembers online statement currently says...
"Last transaction in this period: 28th September 2017 at 21:07"
But checking in my downloaded statements there are two more days of statements entries, 165 lines of data of which 50% are interest items. I believe the CSV is correct and the online report is still out.
My general experience so far is the statements and loanbook are pretty much on time daily - allow for a 2-4 hours window though. The loanbook "Default Date" field will definitely tell you when a default occurs in both the loanbook CSV's. The online loanbook is up to date within a few hours I think too. "Default date" is not a field on the Loanbook screen but I have been able to put "Default" in the search field and then sort the comments sometimes you can see the default date in there if its the last item.
Its not ideal but sadly they are having a number of problems and its pretty much the way it is at the moment.
If you don't have excel then ignore the next bit.
Anyone who has access to excel can download the current CSV, double click the csv file and when excel opens go to the Data menu (I'm in Excel2007 so this may not work for other versions). Find the filter option (in the sort & filter section) and click it once - you should see that the top line of data, headings, should have a series of DownArrow buttons in the bottom right corner of each heading field. Click in any data field and then pan across using the right cursor key until you reach the "Default Date" heading (At this time its column U). Click on the filter button in the heading and you should be presented with a number of options. The bottom section should have a series of year numbers and the term Blanks all ticked. Click the "select all" box to untick all the items. Now click the "+" of the current year (2017) and then click the "+" for the current month (October or September) Now click the unticked box and click ok. This will then result in all the defaults showing for the month selected you can then see all the defaults. Now you need to do similar things for the following fields.
* Status - untick the "closed" items (These are classic defaults I have 5 of those) * Product - untick all except Plus items
You should be left with any defaulted items in the month. I have none in October but 2 in September on the 8th and 19th in fact.
If you have a few you can use the "outstanding" column to get Excel to tell you how much the default cost's . Just hold the control key and click each outstanding item and the count (Sum) should be on the bottom status line (to the far right usually).
This has got a bit longer than I had hoped but it should point those not very experienced with Excel and Zopa csv's a bit of a leg up.
Hopefully I'm not teaching granny to suck eggs - too much ;-)
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Post by fishyhooky on Oct 20, 2017 9:13:44 GMT
I've just had a look at my Zopa Statement and have noticed that the Statement that the earnings are out by 1-2 months has gone, my earnings figures have gone up. Let's hope they have got their systems working now.
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Post by dan1 on Oct 20, 2017 9:17:13 GMT
I've just had a look at my Zopa Statement and have noticed that the Statement that the earnings are out by 1-2 months has gone, my earnings figures have gone up. Let's hope they have got their systems working now. I'd noticed that too but I'm not convinced. My September statement was last updated on 11th September then a jump to 5 Oct for the current month, I find it hard to believe there were no transactions in the period 12-30 Sep.
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Post by fishyhooky on Oct 20, 2017 9:35:35 GMT
My statement for September has a last transaction date on the 30th September and for October 20th October @ 03:24am
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Post by panda on Oct 20, 2017 10:45:17 GMT
My interest for September has gone up again (Still saying last transaction on the 30th), still looking a tad low, no more defaults. It might be complete now.
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Post by aju on Oct 20, 2017 15:09:52 GMT
My september ISA one looks accurate relative to my statements data for September. The only worrying thing is that the last bit today says.
"Last transaction in this period: 18th September 2017 at 10:30"
which is a bit odd.
I'd need to pull the October statements for today to be more accurate about that data.
On the invest side it also looks pretty accurate - a penny out but probably rounding issues. The last bit in here states
"Last transaction in this period: 28th September 2017 at 21:07"
which is the same as above message above. For me this means that the reporting and the run date are not in the same zone as it was definitely reporting incorrect when I last wrote here.
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Post by martinde21 on Oct 20, 2017 16:46:03 GMT
Two weird things I have experienced with Zopa reports this week:
1. Tax statement for last tax year ending April has changed between when I looked in Aug and Oct. Means HMRC could get different values to the ones you declare on your tax return.
2. Monthly reports for Aug and Sept on Zopa Plus showed a loss. Two weeks later they are both in profit.
Only minor niggles really but I'm checking my reports more frequently now.
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