Interesting to note the platform RAR for public has been steadily falling last few months. But the wholesale RAR has been stable.
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Interesting to note the platform RAR for public has been steadily falling last few months. But the wholesale RAR has been stable.
Do you need a new car but can't afford it? No problem. Harmoney will give you a loan you don't have to pay back!
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Since the inception of auto lend I have monitored my defaults list.
I rarely get any with the magic wand icon ( auto lend) and when they do they are normally only 1 to 30 days old then dissappear.
It will be interesting to fast forward a further few months to see if my Autolend rules are working. From looking at stats most arrears occur up to the 9/10 month mark and loans after that date seem to have fewer defaults.
Three Months in:
Invested: $88,375.00
Loans: 967
Avg. Loan Size: $91.39
Auto-Lends: 288
Avg. Interest: 22.77% (Weighted)
Avg. Exp. Return: 15.73% (Weighted less Default+Fees+Tax)
Expected Monthly Return to deal with: $2,410.86 (Principal + Interest : excludes payoffs)
XIRR.: 17.18% (stable - see graph)
Interest Paid to date: $1,299.00
Another week or two and I should be all in for $100K.
Current default write off $95.83 (I write off at 60+days - two $50 loans, a D4 and an E3).
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Split and term.
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Detailed risk grades - I've dropped off B3 from my Auto-Lend criteria to bring it down - not sure if this is a result of volume of B3's or some bias on Auto-Lend or me...
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Interesting XIRR chart over time, clearly shows why RAR is not provided until after 90 days. I'm just past 90 days now - shouldn't be to far away from getting one from Harmoney.
I'm working on a loss of 2% pa due to defaults (a little higher than what I expect it to be). Will be interesting to see how that goes...
Myles, been watching your posts since you started and I must say good luck on your Investing.
You have been investing for three months and you already have 3 write offs. Doesn't that ring alarm bells?
I have been investing in Harmoney for a few years now but since they changed the limits the quality of the loans have fallen drastically
Here's a prime example from tonights listing,. Why anybody would invest in this is beyond me. Only paid 4 instalments and then Harmoney allows a rewrite for more debt with a very small monthly income.Attachment 8932
I have a set of rules for most grades that I had from the start and use to get 5 to 10 loans a day a year ago. Now with the same rules now I would be lucky to get 5 a week. That says to me there is something inherently wrong with Harmoneys objectives now. Remember the only one loosing money on Defaults are the investors. They rant on about how good there "risk management" is but it certainly not good since the increase in lending limits.
I have been investing with Harmoney for about 18 months but 80% of my balance was invested in the period July - Sept last year. Monthly charge off's were good and under theoretical (based on Harmoney estimates) until February this year. My charge off budget for the 2017/18 financial year is $955. So far, just under three months into the year, I am sitting on $636 charge offs this year - me thinks my budget will be well and truly blown!
Those loans that do make it through the next twelve months without defaulting or being repaid, if the graph on the Harmoney site is correct, should help give me a better result next year, but as we all know, most loans do not run anywhere near full term.
I agree with you Snow12 about a distinct decline in borrower quality - I don't remember seeing many (if any) A's or B's whether the borrower was renting before, now this seems commonplace and often for large loans.