Lendwise Review
Lendwise’s IFISA And Classic Account has received an Exceptional 3/3 4thWay PLUS Rating. These loans are expected to pay lenders around after bad debts. Visit Lendwise* or keep reading the Lendwise Review.
Lendwise’s IFISA And Classic Account has received an Exceptional 3/3 4thWay PLUS Rating. These loans are expected to pay lenders around after bad debts. Visit Lendwise* or keep reading the Lendwise Review.
You’ll have noticed that P2P lending companies sometimes win awards, which are usually awarded by some sort of publication, with or without an independent judging panel. 4thWay, too, regularly wins industry awards for which I am truly very grateful and glad that we get recognised….
We have nagged the taxman’s notoriously tight-lipped officials, and chased down accountants, IFISA providers and even 4thWay’s own skilled experts to give you answers to all your IFISA questions, as well questions you never thought to ask. Here goes: What is an IFISA? An IFISA…
P2P lending companies’ financial health is of great interest to lenders and of course to us at 4thWay. If a P2P lending company is already making money then it lowers the risk that it’s going to close. Closure can cause you uncertainty about your loans,…
Over the past month or so, I’ve talked with a couple of dozen investors who use 4thWay’s research. It’s been one of the advantages of growing a wealthy collective of lenders to get better returns while doing something useful to support the proper functioning of…
Blend’s Development And Property-Secured Business Loans are unrated, due to lack of information. These loans have been paying lenders around . Visit Blend or keep reading the Blend Review.
P2P lending companies often want and need to fund loans through institutions or a collection of especially wealthy investors, who earn better rates and terms for the privilege. That lending is over-and-above the usual lending through online lending platforms. And that’s all while providing a…
It was a lot of years ago when we assessed Unbolted’s lending processes, and then lost contact with them for a long time. In summer 2023, however, we’ve received substantial supporting evidence and answers to go along with a relatively short interview on lending processes…
Your main protection is that loans and cash are segregated Firstly, lets get a sense of proportion. Because FSCS protection here is actually a very minor point. If you have loans at a P2P lending company or if that site is holding some of your…
Update on 12th August 2023: Crowd2Fund’s accounts have now been filed and the strike-off action discontinued. Details of its accounts here. You’ve not heard anything from us on Crowd2Fund for a while. Crowd2Fund hasn’t been in a position to provide detailed data to us to…
Lande* has re-established its data pipeline and so we’ve reassessed its 4thWay PLUS Rating. Despite quite a few more loans falling late or turning bad as its history has been maturing, it has easily maintained its 3/3 “Exceptional” 4thWay PLUS Rating. Its high interest rates…
Falls in house prices in seven of the past 10 months (according to both Halifax and Nationwide) have not perceptibly impacted overall annualised lending results at P2P lending platforms. While price changes can have delayed effects, the future also looks very healthy for lenders using…
We’ve had to temporarily take Lande’s 4thWay PLUS Rating down. Unfortunately, due to illness, Lande’s not been able to provide us with the data we need to keep assessing it on anything like the regular basis that we require. I’ve been informed that Lande will…
P2P lending companies are run by people, so lenders rely on them for getting satisfactory lending results. Their character is always going to be of interest, especially in terms of personality traits that can increase or decrease the risks to you. By “good character”, I’m…
Property lending dominates the P2P lending industry and for good reason. It’s because banks have historically had less of a grip on some parts of this market, and because high-quality borrowers have often struggled to get the loans and conditions that they need, with the…
Probably the task that we spend the most time on at 4thWay is trying to identify whether what we’ve just been told by a P2P lending provider is truth or fiction. All the processes we’ve built up over the years – from the initial, weeks-long…
Assetz Exchange* shares a name with Assetz Capital, which recently announced it’s winding down its P2P lending side to focus on lending that is funded by financial institutions. While Assetz Capital expects lenders to continue to lend profitably as the loans are repaid, it did…
I don’t want to stretch this out too long, but a 4thWay user did request we publish the results of our recent survey and I think four of the key findings might be interesting or maybe even educational for you. Most people are taking efforts…
A great question from a 4thWay reader gives me a chance to explain about ways P2P lending companies can hide problem debts and how we go about finding them anyway – which 4thWay has always succeeded in doing up to this point. At the end,…
I looked at the most recent data provided to us by Assetz Capital to estimate when lenders in its Quick Access Account, 30-Day Account and 90-Day Account might expect to get their money back. I also interviewed Simon Atkinson, Head of Capital Markets at Assetz…
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