webwiz
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Post by webwiz on Feb 2, 2015 18:49:48 GMT
I have invested in 1 year and monthly access markets with auto-reinvest at market rate.
This is part of my statement:
17/11/2014 C234462828449 Rolling Interest £0.96 £463.36
17/11/2014 C234462828449 Rolling Monthly repayment £462.40 £462.40
10/11/2014 1 Year Lend order (£3,588.18) £0.00
10/11/2014 Rolling RateSetter lender fee (£8.60) £3,588.18
10/11/2014 C132003958972 1 Year Interest £86.06 £3,596.78
10/11/2014 C132003958972 1 Year Monthly repayment £3,510.72 £3,510.72
31/10/2014 Rolling Lend order (£50.00) £0.00
31/10/2014 MGM_1 Rolling RateSetter cash back £50.00 £50.00
16/10/2014 Rolling Lend order (£4,000.00) £0.00
16/10/2014 62971 Bank transfer £4,000.00 £4,000.00
25/03/2014 1 Year Lend order (£4,000.00) £0.00
25/03/2014 Bank transfer £4,000.00 £4,000.00
23/03/2014 Account open £0.00 £0.00
Most of it is clear but I am not sure about the two items in bold. Can someone explain?
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Post by bobthebuilder on Feb 3, 2015 5:53:29 GMT
I certainly wouldn’t class myself as an expert, but I’ll offer what I believe is a plausible explanation that others can contradict if they wish.
The holding account statement shows only the movements to and from the lending queues – it doesn’t show what happens to the money once it’s on the lending queue. It looks to me as if your £4000 1 yr Lend Offer on 25/3/14 was matched in more than one shape, and one of those shapes was for £3510.72. Market rate around that time was of the order of 3.8%/3.9%, so the interest payment of £86.06 on 10/11/14 is consistent with the £3510.72 shape having been repaid early, on 10/11. As I imagine you are aware, the £8.60 deduction on the same date was RS’s 10% lender fee that applied to loans created prior to 14/4/14.
Similarly the £462.40 entry on 17/11/14 would have been a return of capital relating to a partial match of your £4000 Rolling Lend order on 16/10/14. You say that the entries shown are just part of your statement, so I assume there will be other entries dated 17/11 on the statement that collectively add up to £4000.
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Post by webwiz on Feb 3, 2015 10:05:43 GMT
Thanks Bob. I think I get it but I don't find it very transparent. In particular the inclusion of the word "monthly" in "10/11/2014 C132003958972 1 Year Monthly repayment" just confuses me. What's monthly about it if it is a loan repayment?
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