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What's the tax situation for lenders? Do Harmoney deal with the RWT? Is it tax free?
No advice here. Just banter. DYOR
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Originally Posted by noodles
What's the tax situation for lenders? Do Harmoney deal with the RWT? Is it tax free?
They have a similar process to banks - you specify the with-holding tax or prove to them why you should be zero rated.
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I just signed up today and tried to invest a small amount, but apparently there aren't enough loans on the marketplace. Is that a sign of not many borrowers, or has the recent media attention created a flood of investors? I hope it's not normally this hard to find loans to invest in!
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Originally Posted by Entrep
How many loans are up all the platform at once? Could you spread for example $50K across a decent number of loans to minimise the default risk/exposure?
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Currently 22 loans (only 2 meet my criteria). Over the course of a few weeks you could (depend on what your criteria are). Say 100 loans at $500 max is descent spread. I would do it slower though as $500 per loan is a lot.
There are others here that have invested that much so they may let you know how long it took, and the max they put into each.
Last edited by Harvey Specter; 14-01-2015 at 10:42 PM.
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Ive never used quick invest. What rate did you ask for?
It is pretty quick using the filters to fine loans you are interested in (for me C-E 36 month). When I was investing, I would guess I would average about 10 loans (so multiply that by the number of notes per loan you want to get $ amount) a week ( I did weekly deposits). In some cases this only took a day, in others it took the whole week to find them. In others I found them quickly but they expired without filling fully. It would probably be a bit quicker now so maybe expect 20 loans per week depending on how strict with criteria you are.
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Originally Posted by Harvey Specter
Ive never used quick invest. What rate did you ask for?
I didn't get to that stage. First you enter an amount (I tried low amounts like $500 and higher amounts like $3000) and every time it comes back saying there are no notes available.
Never mind, maybe I will look into it again when it gets more popular and there are more loans at any given time.
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Originally Posted by Cricketfan
I didn't get to that stage. First you enter an amount (I tried low amounts like $500 and higher amounts like $3000) and every time it comes back saying there are no notes available.
Never mind, maybe I will look into it again when it gets more popular and there are more loans at any given time.
just in case there is a misunderstanding, when you say you are trying low amounts eg $500. the box that you put what you want in, is in units of $25 so if you put 500 in the box it is assuming you what $12,500 worth.If you want $500 worth you put in 20 .
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Originally Posted by ruaboy
just in case there is a misunderstanding, when you say you are trying low amounts eg $500. the box that you put what you want in, is in units of $25 so if you put 500 in the box it is assuming you what $12,500 worth.If you want $500 worth you put in 20 .
He is looking at the Quick Invest page which is in dollars, not number of notes.
I cant currently test it as I am fully invested.
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So I assume all other Trade Me uses got an email today promoting Harmoney like I did.
Hopefully this publicity will increase the demand for loans and give some supply easing for investors (if that was the case above).
Anyone else looking at investing in this?
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Originally Posted by unhuman
So I assume all other Trade Me uses got an email today promoting Harmoney like I did.
NOt yet. I would expect them to do it in batchs so they can test response rates etc with varous wording. Trademe must have massive mailing list o it is good to hear Harmoney is putting their new investor to work.
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