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Post by khampson on Nov 17, 2016 21:51:30 GMT
Can someone explain to me where the money is distributed in the various accounts on AC? According to AC they have told me that they said they will invest up to 20% of my funds into any one loan, does this apply to all the accounts except the manual account, also as I understand it if a loan has any repayment issue my money is locked into that account and the recovery process can take months or years to recover, does the same apply to the quick access account and the 30 day notice accounts? If a loan does not repay on time my money gets frozen in the instant and 30 day account too, I know the money gets locked into the blue and green account, I find it hard to understand.
I want to invest in the instant and 30 days notice accounts but don't want to get money locked in, can you please explain how it works, I have looked at the ac website and unless I have missed or misunderstood something I'm non the wiser.
Thank you
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Post by oldnick on Nov 18, 2016 1:46:30 GMT
All of the accounts rely on there being a willing buyer for the loan parts you want to sell. The difference with the QAA and 30 day accounts is that they hold some uninvested money in a cash reserve, so that, barring a stampede by all lenders for the exit, you will be repaid from the cash reserve and loan units will then be sold if necessary to replenish the cash reserve. There is no absolute guarantee that the QAA or 30 day accounts will have sufficient cash reserve to satisfy your withdrawal request as demand may have caused them to be depleted, and not yet replenished, at the precise time that you request to withdraw your money. Never rely on p2p for money you can't do without in the short to medium term - it is after all actual money lent for essentially non-liquid purposes. (Although one of the loans I'm into is for a bottling plant - but that's just my inner pedant having a bit of fun.)
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