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Post by gmd78 on Aug 28, 2020 17:27:34 GMT
Right now, my everyday Access account has a sum approaching £1000 showing as on the market, when I check through the 100's of other transactions it’s bracketed with lend order against it – I asked to withdraw all of my (not insubstantial) Access account 3 days ago, but there’s around 21.000 waiting in line!
Any chance of me cancelling the withdraw request and getting that £1000 back in my banking account?
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Post by Ace on Aug 28, 2020 18:29:06 GMT
Right now, my everyday Access account has a sum approaching £1000 showing as on the market, when I check through the 100's of other transactions it’s bracketed with lend order against it – I asked to withdraw all of my (not insubstantial) Access account 3 days ago, but there’s around 21.000 waiting in line! Any chance of me cancelling the withdraw request and getting that £1000 back in my banking account? If its a real repayment you shouod be able to withdraw to your bank account now. Try it. No need to cancel the Access withdrawal first.
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Post by Ace on Aug 28, 2020 18:34:11 GMT
Have you set your reinvestment rate as high as possible to try to stop your repayments from being reinvested? See this thread for details.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 28, 2020 20:02:14 GMT
Well - there's a lesson well learnt. I'm too late, it's been taken and re-invested.
Hi ace, thanks for that input - I invested all of my savings pot into the rolling market (now rather inaptly renamed Access) a few years back - All my eggs in one basket, yes, I know, it was an act of self-confessed idiocy.
At the time it was a reasonable decision, or I so thought, given RS’s track record, the safety net of the provision fund and the apparent transparent framework within which RS operated. Yes, I understood the risks.
However, for unsophisticated investors such as myself it was attractive, a point or two above the contemporary building society rates and that was my target. I’m a fan of RS and I still am, in my view, it was, and still is, the best of the bunch.
Covid 19? There’s nothing I can do to reverse the effects of an act of providence. Devine intervention? Unlikely - so where does this leave investors like myself who having requested a full (not insubstantial) withdrawal and now discovers he’s waiting in line behind 20,000 or so other investors? It could take years, or not happen at all.
I’ll cut to the chase, I don’t want to sit here twiddling my thumbs, watching my chances of ever getting any of my capital back, dribbling away, month by month, year by year.
With “all” my capital in the Access account, is it possible to give me a “comparatively” idiot proof work around, numbered point by point plan of action that will enable me to get as much of my capital out in dribs and drabs as is possible.
I’ll spend every day on it, from morning until dusk, if necessary. Short of flagellation with a knotted rope, this will serve as my penance for being an idiot - I’m a complete novice, please bear with me, I’ll learn quickly, I’m looking for a grocery list e.g.:
1. First, hit the cancel withdraw button?
2. etc.
3. Set the percentage rate.
4. etc.
Finally, without providing further explanation, you could say: Sorry gmd78, it can’t be done, just accept the inevitable and I’ll take on the chin.
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Post by Ace on Aug 28, 2020 22:32:28 GMT
Hi gmd78. As I said, you don't need to cancel your RYI request. You might as well leave it in place just in case, by some miracle, you make it to the front of the queue. Set your Access reinvestment rates to 8%, the highest it will go. This makes it very unlikely that your repayments will get reinvested. Log in periodically and withdraw any uninvested repayments that you have received (interest, amortised capital and early repayments). Most people seem to do this once per day in the morning, though the timing won't really matter unless RS start matching loans on Access at 8%. Sorry, I can't tell you the exact buttons to press as I'm fortunate enough to have had all my access loans repaid. If you can't work it out then ask again and some kind person will tell you the precise details, or point you to a previous post with more detail. Best of luck.
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Post by aju on Aug 28, 2020 23:39:56 GMT
Hi gmd78 , I did a list here for someone else on how to set the relevant elements have a look at the link and see if it works for you. It's been working for myself and a number of others. It's particularly for access as its the only one of the new items I have but it will work for all products if "remove to holding" is not an available option. Give it a go and if you have any further questions or it doesn't work for you ask again and someone else will be able to help. You can if you use the other options to see what the monthly payments are get an idea as to when payments are going to come in. As there can be loans finish early as you found out I tend to check every day along with Zopa and my emails daily usually first thing in the morning but you can find your own patterns. Hope this helps
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Post by littleoldlady on Aug 29, 2020 8:19:49 GMT
Don't beat yourself up gmd78 I suspect you are in a majority of investors as only a minority are members here and have been told the method. AIUI those at the front of the queue are selling their loans to those who have not adjusted their required rate and may be sitting further back in the queue who want to get their funds out not realising what is going on.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:27:42 GMT
Many thanks to both responses from Ace and aju, you've been very helpful.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:31:29 GMT
Don't beat yourself up gmd78 I suspect you are in a majority of investors as only a minority are members here and have been told the method. AIUI those at the front of the queue are selling their loans to those who have not adjusted their required rate and may be sitting further back in the queue who want to get their funds out not realising what is going on.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:32:11 GMT
Kindly noted - thank you.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:54:13 GMT
Hi gmd78 . As I said, you don't need to cancel your RYI request. You might as well leave it in place just in case, by some miracle, you make it to the front of the queue. Set your Access reinvestment rates to 8%, the highest it will go. This makes it very unlikely that your repayments will get reinvested. Log in periodically and withdraw any uninvested repayments that you have received (interest, amortised capital and early repayments). Most people seem to do this once per day in the morning, though the timing won't really matter unless RS start matching loans on Access at 8%. Sorry, I can't tell you the exact buttons to press as I'm fortunate enough to have had all my access loans repaid. If you can't work it out then ask again and some kind person will tell you the precise details, or point you to a previous post with more detail. Best of luck.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:54:57 GMT
Many thanks - all duly noted.
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:56:49 GMT
Hi gmd78 , I did a list here for someone else on how to set the relevant elements have a look at the link and see if it works for you. It's been working for myself and a number of others. It's particularly for access as its the only one of the new items I have but it will work for all products if "remove to holding" is not an available option. Give it a go and if you have any further questions or it doesn't work for you ask again and someone else will be able to help. You can if you use the other options to see what the monthly payments are get an idea as to when payments are going to come in. As there can be loans finish early as you found out I tend to check every day along with Zopa and my emails daily usually first thing in the morning but you can find your own patterns. Hope this helps
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Post by gmd78 on Aug 29, 2020 8:57:51 GMT
Many thanks - all duly noted and list printed for reference.
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Post by aju on Aug 29, 2020 9:19:47 GMT
Many thanks - all duly noted and list printed for reference. Should all work ok unless of course RS developers tweak yet another change into their systems - they are definitely prone to quite a bit of tweaking on some of these platforms. ("If it ain't broke don't fix it, if it is broke don't make it worse by misunderstanding the issues" never seems to be a much used approach these days in website design.)
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