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Lending Club has a new bonus that’s a fantastic follow up to the great discussion earlier this week on social lending arbitrage. It is this week’s Free Money Friday offer! Lending Club rolled out a new website, and sent an email to current investors detailing the bonus offer. How to Get Your $150 BonusBe an existing Lending Club investor and apply for a new loan.List the loan by Febru
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As a followup to my previous article on tracking Lending Club investments in Quicken, I wanted to share how I account for defaults. If you’ve been reading my updates, then you’ll know that I had a borrower default last fall. It wasn’t until recently, however, that I decided how best to tackle this situation in [...]
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Lending Club has a new bonus offer. They sent an email a couple weeks ago highlighting the new Lending Club bonus offer. The $100 is this week’s Free Money Friday offer!How to Get Your $100 Sign Up BonusOpen a new Lending Club borrower account (separate from your investor account).Apply for a loan of at least $12,000.Bonus will be deposited into your account within 30 days after loan is ful
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After 10 months, and multiple 5 figures invested with Lending Club, here are more thoughts on this alternative investment.I’ve been thinking about and gathering notes for this article for a while now. Partly because many of you actually wrote to me with questions after my initial Lending Club review, and also because there are many [...]
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Almost two years ago I opened a P2P lending account with Prosper. I invested in about 20 loans before they shut down for SEC registration. I switched to more stringent lending criteria after having a few loans default early on, but still had many defaults. Those defaults made me a little turned off by the idea of P2P lending, but then Lending Club offered $50 to sign up and I couldn’t resist! So
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About 2006, Peer to Peer (P2P) lending emerged as a new way for people to lend money to each other without going through banks or other traditional avenues. Since then, the two largest players in the P2P market have been Prosper (our review) and Lending Club (our review). Both sites allow borrowers to make loan requests for various purposes up to $25,000. Interested lenders can get together and f
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Earlier this year, I hosted a guest post by Jonathan sharing his experiences with borrowing money from peer to peer lending network Prosper. Just recently, I received the following email from a reader singing their praises:I’ve borrowed twice now from Prosper and I love it. The first loan was $7000 at 8.65% for three years [...]Borrow Money With Prosper & Lending Club from personal finance b
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Lending Club, one of the two most popular peer to peer lending networks, is now offering a $64.62 bonus to new investors that sign up through one of our links before December 31st, complete their registration and link a bank account to their Lending Club account. The bonus funds can’t be withdrawn and must be [...]Lending Club New Investor Bonus $64.62 from personal finance blog Bargaineeri
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