Post by misotu on May 25, 2016 17:05:17 GMT
I've had an email from RS saying that the P2P ISA is not exactly on the horizon yet.
They are suggesting that people either invest in their Rolling market with an eye on transferring or invest in an easy-access ISA with a view to transferring in the minute P2P ISAs are finally approved.
This is all really unsatisfactory and, while I understand that the FCA has to do its job, it seems absolutely astonishing that it is taking so long to do it, given that the P2P platforms must be absolutely desperate to satisfy any and all conditions as swiftly as possible.
It all looks remarkably amateur from where I'm standing. And, you see, thing is, I could be *absolutely remarkably amateur on a big fat salary* for slightly less of a big fat salary than these goons. In fact, there are probably a bunch of people out there who are sharp, qualified and could get this turned around on a sixpence for a lot less dosh. That's the scandal.
In the meantime, I either take a laughable rate tax-free ... or I carry on paying tax. Not what I thought we were promised and not at all impressive for a country that prides itself on "The City" and its "world class" financial products.
They are suggesting that people either invest in their Rolling market with an eye on transferring or invest in an easy-access ISA with a view to transferring in the minute P2P ISAs are finally approved.
This is all really unsatisfactory and, while I understand that the FCA has to do its job, it seems absolutely astonishing that it is taking so long to do it, given that the P2P platforms must be absolutely desperate to satisfy any and all conditions as swiftly as possible.
It all looks remarkably amateur from where I'm standing. And, you see, thing is, I could be *absolutely remarkably amateur on a big fat salary* for slightly less of a big fat salary than these goons. In fact, there are probably a bunch of people out there who are sharp, qualified and could get this turned around on a sixpence for a lot less dosh. That's the scandal.
In the meantime, I either take a laughable rate tax-free ... or I carry on paying tax. Not what I thought we were promised and not at all impressive for a country that prides itself on "The City" and its "world class" financial products.
