capucino
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Post by capucino on Dec 7, 2018 10:59:11 GMT
The house crowd launched a 30d notice account but it only pays interest twice a year.
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elliotn
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Post by elliotn on Dec 7, 2018 14:46:08 GMT
Lendy Wealth has auto-lend 60D product.
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zlb
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Post by zlb on Jan 29, 2019 14:34:17 GMT
I did some research before joining Rebs (21 months ago). All reviews I could find were negative. Surprisingly, I'm still on 10%+. I have very little amount in Rebs, but it performs much better than I expected. They were hopeless at recovery. They are now "professional", which means occasionally effective and in any event we are kept informed. I don't know but I think they must have developed a list of never again introducers sounds interesting. So you see that they have improved (but aren't entirely sure why). How long have they been improved for, and how long have you been lending - if you don't mind saying. They aren't listed here, in-review.com/platform-directory/ I've only just really actually 'looked' at this site rather than ignore it. Is REBS quick access though?
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shimself
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Post by shimself on Jan 30, 2019 20:07:38 GMT
They were hopeless at recovery. They are now "professional", which means occasionally effective and in any event we are kept informed. I don't know but I think they must have developed a list of never again introducers sounds interesting. So you see that they have improved (but aren't entirely sure why). How long have they been improved for, and how long have you been lending - if you don't mind saying. They aren't listed here, in-review.com/platform-directory/ I've only just really actually 'looked' at this site rather than ignore it. Is REBS quick access though? Improvement - they now have a recoveries wallah, who at least keeps us up to date, and they have enforced and bankrupted delinquent lenders. It was a while ago, but before I think they appeared to be sad more than anything else. Having said which a lot of their offerings are UNsecured other than debentures over assets and so on. Which explains the up to 18%? rates. They do actually have a default scoreboard for each investor as part of our dashboard
I've been with them since 2013 I think. They are my most profitable investment (rate) even after defaults
Quick access. No, but there is a secondary market.
You can autoinvest, or select the loans you fancy
Never knowingly seen in-review before. As it's for advisors I can't see them having the remotest interest in low ticket unsecured loans to small companies
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