Harmoney

[BJ1]

[QUOTE=whitt;663120]

Next step is for me to open a second account and try a different set of autolend rules to test and get my RAR up higher. /QUOTE]

Bear in mind that RAR is the average return on investment from day one until today. My RAR is 13.76% at 1 April but my current running return before tax is up at 15.70% (for the March month). I've moved month end average gross return (before fees and tax) up 2.25% since November 2015 with not much change in RAR. It takes a lot of increased current return to raise the RAR significantly, because of the long tail from day one.

[Bjauck]

[QUOTE=BJ1;663125]

Next step is for me to open a second account and try a different set of autolend rules to test and get my RAR up higher. /QUOTE]

.... My RAR is 13.76% at 1 April but my current running return before tax is up at 15.70% (for the March month).....

I guess the taxable RAR could be higher than the figure on Harmoney's site as (depending on your circumstances) charge-offs may not be tax deductible. DYOR.