Post by stevio on Jan 11, 2019 17:14:00 GMT
Others might already have done this, but I have just been playing with the dates on some platforms tax statements and extending them to the entire period I have been investing. Depending on what details are in the particular platforms tax statement, some show the losses and recoveries as well as interest for the entire period.
I know some keep there own spreadsheets, but it was interesting to look on a platform basis to see what sort of return (or lack of it) I had over the entire period of investing
I know FundingSecure, Moneything and Lendy have this information, other possibly too
Dont know if anyone wants to share the returns they have this way?
For me, with at least one of my accounts at Fundingsecure I seem to have broke even and received as much defaulted loans as interest, or with inflation probably lost money and might have been better off in the bank!
One downside I can see is that if loans can be sold on a secondary market with a premium or discount, this is not factored into these tax statements
I know some keep there own spreadsheets, but it was interesting to look on a platform basis to see what sort of return (or lack of it) I had over the entire period of investing
I know FundingSecure, Moneything and Lendy have this information, other possibly too
Dont know if anyone wants to share the returns they have this way?
For me, with at least one of my accounts at Fundingsecure I seem to have broke even and received as much defaulted loans as interest, or with inflation probably lost money and might have been better off in the bank!
One downside I can see is that if loans can be sold on a secondary market with a premium or discount, this is not factored into these tax statements