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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2015 9:54:31 GMT
Hi,
When bidding for new loans, does it make sense to keep the parts quite small (e.g. less than £20) rather than having larger chunks?
If I want to get £500 of a loan, is it better to bid 25 x £20, as opposed to 5 x £100?
I am assuming that, when it comes to reselling parts on the second market, it will be easier to sell smaller parts progressively. On the other hand, it's more effort for someone to buy lots of small parts.
However, I don't know if there are some other pros/cons, such as winning the bids.
Thanks, S.
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Post by mashclint on Feb 7, 2015 16:04:20 GMT
The decision of size of bid really depends on if you may at some point sell it in the secondary market. IMO a £50 bid is probably the largest I'd buy on the secondary market, have a look round on the micro loans to see the range of sizes.
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