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Post by mdub on Sept 3, 2020 11:39:53 GMT
Hallelujah! You're almost there... Yep, my Access QIF changed from 54 to 31 overnight. And even better.....despite a QIF of 31, my Access RYI (374695) has just been fully released bar the contracts that were made on repayments this morning. Hopefully they should be released tomorrow. Proper progress in A/P/M today - fingers crossed it continues.
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Post by nebula on Sept 3, 2020 11:49:22 GMT
Good news indeed. In Access, £9.9k of my £10k has been returned. Queue position moved from 53 to 30. Thanks RS.
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Post by johnt on Sept 3, 2020 13:28:06 GMT
It's about time we saw some movement in the Access queue!
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Post by scepticalinvestor on Sept 3, 2020 15:38:53 GMT
Good signs all around! Though I'm still way back in the 1000s, it at least looks like we may be getting a few steps closer to Accessing my funds, getting shot of RS and putting my money to work somewhere more productive.
Hope this continues, fingers crossed.
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Post by mogish on Sept 3, 2020 16:03:57 GMT
5 year Ryi recieved today considering i was at position 111 yesterday im quite chuffed. Pity im at position 1229 or something in the 1 year.
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Post by aju on Sept 3, 2020 16:51:30 GMT
5 year Ryi recieved today considering i was at position 111 yesterday im quite chuffed. Pity im at position 1229 or something in the 1 year. The 1 year is very slooooow if it moves at all, in Mrs Aju's case the loans will have finished within <12 months anyway! Her last big loan, well not that big £760 to be precise will clear on 24th mar if not before. She does have a £10 quid punter to maintain 1Y tools that finishes 14th Jul. I have set check dates for each one but a few times they close early so i'll still watch regularly.(She has £10 on market at highest rate again to maintain tools but to be honest I'm thinking we should pull these as I can;t see us investing again anyway.)
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Post by beagle on Sept 3, 2020 17:11:25 GMT
5 year Ryi recieved today considering i was at position 111 yesterday im quite chuffed. Pity im at position 1229 or something in the 1 year. The 1 year is very slooooow if it moves at all, in Mrs Aju's case the loans will have finished within <12 months anyway! Her last big loan, well not that big £760 to be precise will clear on 24th mar if not before. She does have a £10 quid punter to maintain 1Y tools that finishes 14th Jul. I have set check dates for each one but a few times they close early so i'll still watch regularly.(She has £10 on market at highest rate again to maintain tools but to be honest I'm thinking we should pull these as I can;t see us investing again anyway.) why keep money in a system that will stop for retail investment and perhaps more importantly when you take all else out. what do you need the tools for? i would place this £10 on a volatile market and see what happens vs waiting for nothing tl happen as sadly the markets will close and ratesetter will close to retail unless we are happy to take sub 1%
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Post by RateSetter on Sept 3, 2020 17:16:35 GMT
Good evening. Today we have delivered £0.8m, and the full update follows below:
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Post by aju on Sept 3, 2020 17:45:39 GMT
The 1 year is very slooooow if it moves at all, in Mrs Aju's case the loans will have finished within <12 months anyway! Her last big loan, well not that big £760 to be precise will clear on 24th mar if not before. She does have a £10 quid punter to maintain 1Y tools that finishes 14th Jul. I have set check dates for each one but a few times they close early so i'll still watch regularly.(She has £10 on market at highest rate again to maintain tools but to be honest I'm thinking we should pull these as I can;t see us investing again anyway.) why keep money in a system that will stop for retail investment and perhaps more importantly when you take all else out. what do you need the tools for? i would place this £10 on a volatile market and see what happens vs waiting for nothing tl happen as sadly the markets will close and ratesetter will close to retail unless we are happy to take sub 1% I am not planning on keeping it there its just to maintain the old markets to keep useful tools that newer lenders can't see. Mind you when the loans have gone completely then they won;t be of any use. Our access markets will not be released anytime soon and the tools may be of use. Also who really knows where this may go down the line. Its £10 in 1Y or 5Y they may be useful.
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Post by beagle on Sept 3, 2020 18:14:57 GMT
why keep money in a system that will stop for retail investment and perhaps more importantly when you take all else out. what do you need the tools for? i would place this £10 on a volatile market and see what happens vs waiting for nothing tl happen as sadly the markets will close and ratesetter will close to retail unless we are happy to take sub 1% I am not planning on keeping it there its just to maintain the old markets to keep useful tools that newer lenders can't see. Mind you when the loans have gone completely then they won;t be of any use. Our access markets will not be released anytime soon and the tools may be of use. Also who really knows where this may go down the line. Its £10 in 1Y or 5Y they may be useful. i just asked for the markets to be kept. they obliged
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Post by aju on Sept 3, 2020 22:20:48 GMT
I am not planning on keeping it there its just to maintain the old markets to keep useful tools that newer lenders can't see. Mind you when the loans have gone completely then they won;t be of any use. Our access markets will not be released anytime soon and the tools may be of use. Also who really knows where this may go down the line. Its £10 in 1Y or 5Y they may be useful. i just asked for the markets to be kept. they obliged I wonder how long ago that was, i spoke to them by email a couple of months ago and they said it was not possible to keep them once the products had closed. I challenged the decision but they sited technically it was not possible. As an ex developer I thought that was a daft response but what does a person do when faced with a definite no you can;t keep it.
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Post by beagle on Sept 4, 2020 7:05:54 GMT
i just asked for the markets to be kept. they obliged I wonder how long ago that was, i spoke to them by email a couple of months ago and they said it was not possible to keep them once the products had closed. I challenged the decision but they sited technically it was not possible. As an ex developer I thought that was a daft response but what does a person do when faced with a definite no you can;t keep it. probably 2 months ago.
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Post by chris1200 on Sept 4, 2020 7:38:48 GMT
For those who can see lending volumes, presumably this number has dropped somewhat so far this week? It hasn’t looked like there is much additional re-investment in A/P/M, so I’m guessing a drop in new lending is what’s resulted in some decent RYI queue movement all of a sudden. Edit: Having said that, the amount available from re-investment has been topped up even further this morning. Today could be an even nicer day for the A/P/M queue if this isn't all lent out...! Fingers crossed. Attachments:
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Post by aju on Sept 4, 2020 10:25:09 GMT
For those who can see lending volumes, presumably this number has dropped somewhat so far this week? It hasn’t looked like there is much additional re-investment in A/P/M, so I’m guessing a drop in new lending is what’s resulted in some decent RYI queue movement all of a sudden. Edit: Having said that, the amount available from re-investment has been topped up even further this morning. Today could be an even nicer day for the A/P/M queue if this isn't all lent out...! Fingers crossed. so far as of 11:03 today the cumulative lv was 4,088,739 there was 0.83m yesterday, 1.65m on wed just checked again 4,093,083 in last 20 mins or so. As you know from these figures can't really see where its going product wise. Last weeks lv up to sat midnight was 8.91m of which the largest amounts of LV were Mon(2.71m) & wed (2.06m) give or take 100,000 or so depending on the times I take the figures daily.
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Post by chris1200 on Sept 4, 2020 10:33:14 GMT
For those who can see lending volumes, presumably this number has dropped somewhat so far this week? It hasn’t looked like there is much additional re-investment in A/P/M, so I’m guessing a drop in new lending is what’s resulted in some decent RYI queue movement all of a sudden. Edit: Having said that, the amount available from re-investment has been topped up even further this morning. Today could be an even nicer day for the A/P/M queue if this isn't all lent out...! Fingers crossed. so far as of 11:03 today the cumulative lv was 4,088,739 there was 0.83m yesterday, 1.65m on wed just checked again 4,093,083 in last 20 mins or so. As you know from these figures can't really see where its going product wise. Last weeks lv up to sat midnight was 8.91m of which the largest amounts of LV were Mon(2.71m) & wed (2.06m) give or take 100,000 or so depending on the times I take the figures daily. Thanks, aju! Does indeed look like we'll have a lower new lending figure this week, then. Good news for those of us in the queue.
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