NEW UPDATED WEBSITE

For my part its good and has some useful improvements that I wanted.

Well done, it's a nice step and seems like you have redesigned it from the bottom up rather than just adding on a few fancy features that slow it down. I like the bold totals on the dashboard and how it looks on a mobile.

A few suggestions:
 - As said, SM (focus should for people searching for highest discount)
 - My investments should have a simple export to excel/csv button. It would be good if this had two options (with or without all the first 30 days accrued interest applied on day 1). I think a lot of people probably have to do a long winded copy and paste into excel
 - As others have said on the table length, you can take a settings variable for default length for each user and pass it in PHP to the datatables settings at the bottom (I use the same datatables plugin on my site)
 - From an internet marketing perspective, you have not optimised for search engines finding you, you want to at least add a Title and fill in the <meta name="description" content=""> tag for all the important public pages

Now that the Loan Overview page for each loan has a nice summary table of your individual parts held, it would tidy the My Current Investments page up enormously if it just showed your total holding (1 line per loan) with the part-level details (including renewal tick boxes) on the Loan Overview page.

Also, on the account information tab, I'm not quite sure what the "secondary market gains/losses" is measuring. Mine is at -£115. That doesn't sound very good, and I only recently snapped up plenty at circa 2% discount. Is it measuring the outflow of my money to pay for the accrued interest on each loan part, or something? Seems a bit odd.

It is simply the difference between the sum of all SM purchase prices (-ve vaue) and SM sale prices (+ve value) less the sum of the face value of all SM purchased loan parts (-ve value) and all SM sold loan parts (+ve value)

It is in effect an instantaneous measure of the capital gain you've achieved by using the SM.  Mine is positive £3200 which reflects my intensive use of the SM selling everything I can at 40 days remaining for a discount that reflects the basic rate tax liability.

(I do the exact same calc in a spreadsheet)


EDIT:  So yes, a negative value represents the outflow of money to pay for the accrued interest (and premium) on each loan part. If you resell those parts on the SM that negative will cancel out and any profit become a positive. However if you leave the parts to run to maturity, the negative value on the SM will remain, and the interest figure increases.

Deary me - as front images goes, their out of focus misty blue mountains really sucks.
It's just nasty on the eyes.


As a manager and post processor of a travel photographer's stock images - I can offer FS a decent front image.
I'm sure we can come to some arrangement on rates. :-)
It's pin sharp and the master is 5454x3555.


Nepal.
You can blur it for effect but it will still be a vast improvement on the live website one.