IFISAcava
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Post by IFISAcava on May 3, 2018 15:32:31 GMT
They weren't quick enough. It was a real pain trying to sell and re-buy all my loan parts within the IFISA before someone tried to sneak in and 'steal' them from me - it took me 4 hours to complete and I managed to transfer the majority of the several hundred separate loan parts I had - only lost out on about £150 Thanks for the £11!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 21, 2018 11:00:21 GMT
If you want some of the rarer loans like Wine or Pawn, looks like somebody is doing some spring cleaning.
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Post by MrHappyGoLucky on Jul 21, 2018 11:06:40 GMT
Yes just notice that 'rare' loans. Does MT process deposit at weekend?
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archie
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Post by archie on Jul 21, 2018 11:14:57 GMT
Yes just notice that 'rare' loans. Does MT process deposit at weekend? I hope so. Not quickly enough. Deposit arrived about an hour later.
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Post by MrHappyGoLucky on Jul 21, 2018 11:40:19 GMT
Yes just notice that 'rare' loans. Does MT process deposit at weekend? I hope so. Not quickly enough. All gone now
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oldtimer
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Post by oldtimer on Jul 21, 2018 11:54:33 GMT
If you want some of the rarer loans like Wine or Pawn, looks like somebody is doing some spring cleaning. Thanks for the tip!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 21, 2018 13:54:39 GMT
If you want some of the rarer loans like Wine or Pawn, looks like somebody is doing some spring cleaning. Thanks, managed to purchase a few things in the IFISA before selling up the same from my standard account. Beats the risks and tiredness involved in the 3am self transfer!
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Post by eascogo on Aug 10, 2018 17:23:16 GMT
The partial repayment of the ground rent loan seems to have helped reducing availability on the SM (if I remember correctly down by ca 150k as of today). Given all the flak directed towards FS and LY in recent weeks/months I feel this shows that MT retains a healthy share of confidence amongst investors.
A glance at parts bought by investors today reveals the more popular loans: MTAV714 Res.Dev.Liv**p**l MTAW..... Hol.Pk Dev.Sc*t*and MTBD895 Pk Hse B*ad*ord. FPAC928 Sw**t*and - seems very popular I think the Wigan loans are too close to term to retain much appeal though MTAH903 (the self-storage loan) still has enduring appeal by reason of the tantalising 18% interest. [Edit. Nil available on the SM now]
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trevor
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Post by trevor on Aug 10, 2018 18:48:16 GMT
I'm very cautious with MT currently but even more so with FS and Ly. FS have just redeemed quite a few loans.
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coop
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Post by coop on Aug 15, 2018 15:58:48 GMT
The partial repayment of the ground rent loan seems to have helped reducing availability on the SM (if I remember correctly down by ca 150k as of today). Given all the flak directed towards FS and LY in recent weeks/months I feel this shows that MT retains a healthy share of confidence amongst investors.
A glance at parts bought by investors today reveals the more popular loans: MTAV714 Res.Dev.Liv**p**l MTAW..... Hol.Pk Dev.Sc*t*and MTBD895 Pk Hse B*ad*ord. FPAC928 Sw**t*and - seems very popular I think the Wigan loans are too close to term to retain much appeal though MTAH903 (the self-storage loan) still has enduring appeal by reason of the tantalising 18% interest. [Edit. Nil available on the SM now] I've just opened an IFISA so will be "in" moneything for the first time in a year or so. The top 3 will probably get some of my funds... Feel free to PM me anyone if you put anything more juicy on the SM!!
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Post by eascogo on Aug 15, 2018 17:01:59 GMT
The partial repayment of the ground rent loan seems to have helped reducing availability on the SM (if I remember correctly down by ca 150k as of today). Given all the flak directed towards FS and LY in recent weeks/months I feel this shows that MT retains a healthy share of confidence amongst investors.
A glance at parts bought by investors today reveals the more popular loans: MTAV714 Res.Dev.Liv**p**l MTAW..... Hol.Pk Dev.Sc*t*and MTBD895 Pk Hse B*ad*ord. FPAC928 Sw**t*and - seems very popular I think the Wigan loans are too close to term to retain much appeal though MTAH903 (the self-storage loan) still has enduring appeal by reason of the tantalising 18% interest. [Edit. Nil available on the SM now] I've just opened an IFISA so will be "in" moneything for the first time in a year or so. The top 3 will probably get some of my funds... Feel free to PM me anyone if you put anything more juicy on the SM!! I have a reasonable 4 digits in each of the first three loans but have gone overboard with the fourth because, rightly or wrongly, I see it as the safest bet despite its non-asset-backed label. However MTAQ634N might also be worth a punt if you're not too bothered about it having recently become non performing.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 15, 2018 17:30:32 GMT
The MTAQ634N SM is actually moving quite nicely, multi-K chunks being taken throughout the day. Seems like there is good supply *AND* demand... if only all loans were so balanced...
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coop
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Post by coop on Aug 16, 2018 9:20:40 GMT
I've just opened an IFISA so will be "in" moneything for the first time in a year or so. The top 3 will probably get some of my funds... Feel free to PM me anyone if you put anything more juicy on the SM!! I have a reasonable 4 digits in each of the first three loans but have gone overboard with the fourth because, rightly or wrongly, I see it as the safest bet despite its non-asset-backed label. However MTAQ634N might also be worth a punt if you're not too bothered about it having recently become non performing. Wow I don't think the non-performing matters much in such circumstances! Underlying security is obviously worth £1m+ plus and with 45% LTV can't really lose... I hope! EDIT: Might jump in the s******* one too; it's nice Baklava! I've definately seen the sweetland little logo in a few cornershops here and there...
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keystone
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Post by keystone on Aug 16, 2018 9:54:00 GMT
I have a reasonable 4 digits in each of the first three loans but have gone overboard with the fourth because, rightly or wrongly, I see it as the safest bet despite its non-asset-backed label. However MTAQ634N might also be worth a punt if you're not too bothered about it having recently become non performing. Wow I don't think the non-performing matters much in such circumstances! Underlying security is obviously worth £1m+ plus and with 45% LTV can't really lose... I hope! Birkenhead Tranche A had LTV 46% and it looks like a substantial haircut is predicted there. Paisley has just defaulted with a LTV of 42%. This is P2P, nothing is certain except valuations are plucked from thin air and the FCA don't give a damn.
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andy1
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Post by andy1 on Aug 16, 2018 9:59:26 GMT
Wow I don't think the non-performing matters much in such circumstances! Underlying security is obviously worth £1m+ plus and with 45% LTV can't really lose... I hope! Birkenhead Tranche A had LTV 46% and it looks like a substantial haircut is predicted there. Paisley has just defaulted with a LTV of 42%. This is P2P, nothing is certain except valuations are plucked from thin air and the FCA don't give a damn. But this isn't a random surveyor valuation. There is a compulsory purchase order. "Legals are still progressing with respect to the sale to TfL. Whilst we have been asked not to disclose the agreed price at this stage, we can confirm that it is in excess of £1m."
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