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Market crash exposes the risks in P2P lending sites
Advice The increased risk that goes with the supercharged returns from P2P lending is coming to the fore.
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Don’t give up on P2P lending
Features The P2P lending sector has had a torrid year and the rules are being tightened. But it’s hardly game over, says David Stevenson.
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Peer-to-peer: cutting out the middleman could cost you
Features There are a vast array of peer-to-peer lending sites. That’s why you need a company to help research and collate the ones that might suit you.
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P2P car loans for subprime borrowers
Features A peer-to-peer platform, Buy2Let Cars, claims investors can get a bumper return from leasing cars to people with less-than-perfect credit histories.
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FCA threatens clampdown on P2P lending
Features Regulators are considering making peer-to-peer lending and crowdfunding less accessible to investors who aren’t professional or very rich, says David Stevenson.
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A risky P2P opportunity for 2018
Features Last year was a tough one for the peer-to-peer (P2P) finance sector, though investors still received a decent yield. So where should you be looking for 2018? David C Stevenson picks a risky punt.
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Two P2P lenders with tempting rates
Features David C Stevenson looks at two P2P lenders who warrant attention from investors in search of a decent yield.
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The perils of P2P lending
Features P2P lending sold itself as a simpler alternative to traditional banks, but it’s grown increasingly complex. Now the FCA is worried that with complexity comes risk.
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Should you take a chance with P2P lending?
Features As traditional savings rates fall, many savers are tempted to take on a little extra risk with peer-to-peer (P2P) lending, says Ruth Jackson.
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