Are there any quick questions?
Regards,
Geoffj
A quick question
Started by Geoffj, May 01 2011 19:11
9 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 01 May 2011 - 19:11
Wisdom
1) Zopa lending is NOT the same as a savings account or a term deposit – if you think it is, then you are not ready for Zopa
2) Make sure that you understand Zopa returns after fees, bad debt and tax before you start to lend
3) Diversity across borrowers and an unhurried way of lending are the keys to success
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1) Zopa lending is NOT the same as a savings account or a term deposit – if you think it is, then you are not ready for Zopa
2) Make sure that you understand Zopa returns after fees, bad debt and tax before you start to lend
3) Diversity across borrowers and an unhurried way of lending are the keys to success
Useful links - ReadTheFAQs, LendingForum, MLB Demonstration Spreadsheet
#2
Posted 01 May 2011 - 19:22
Ooh, loads. How about: should this topic be in Chat?
#4
Posted 01 May 2011 - 20:03
Just noting the occurance of lending topics that say it is a quick question.
And as it is a long weekend, I thought I would ask a quick question.
Regards
G
And as it is a long weekend, I thought I would ask a quick question.
Regards
G
Wisdom
1) Zopa lending is NOT the same as a savings account or a term deposit – if you think it is, then you are not ready for Zopa
2) Make sure that you understand Zopa returns after fees, bad debt and tax before you start to lend
3) Diversity across borrowers and an unhurried way of lending are the keys to success
Useful links - ReadTheFAQs, LendingForum, MLB Demonstration Spreadsheet
1) Zopa lending is NOT the same as a savings account or a term deposit – if you think it is, then you are not ready for Zopa
2) Make sure that you understand Zopa returns after fees, bad debt and tax before you start to lend
3) Diversity across borrowers and an unhurried way of lending are the keys to success
Useful links - ReadTheFAQs, LendingForum, MLB Demonstration Spreadsheet
#5
Posted 02 May 2011 - 07:44
Have I got a more interesting question?
Hawk
Hawk
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#7
Posted 02 May 2011 - 10:50
We have been moved to chat .
Sometimes there is no understanding of irony.
Regards
Geoffj
Sometimes there is no understanding of irony.
Regards
Geoffj
Wisdom
1) Zopa lending is NOT the same as a savings account or a term deposit – if you think it is, then you are not ready for Zopa
2) Make sure that you understand Zopa returns after fees, bad debt and tax before you start to lend
3) Diversity across borrowers and an unhurried way of lending are the keys to success
Useful links - ReadTheFAQs, LendingForum, MLB Demonstration Spreadsheet
1) Zopa lending is NOT the same as a savings account or a term deposit – if you think it is, then you are not ready for Zopa
2) Make sure that you understand Zopa returns after fees, bad debt and tax before you start to lend
3) Diversity across borrowers and an unhurried way of lending are the keys to success
Useful links - ReadTheFAQs, LendingForum, MLB Demonstration Spreadsheet
#9
Posted 03 May 2011 - 16:10
being, on 03 May 2011 - 15:15, said:
Only if it is conducted under the AV system 
Far simpler to understand so-called "tactical voting"... you never vote for the question you actually want - just the question that's got the best chance of beating the one you definitely don't want.
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#10
Posted 03 May 2011 - 18:05
sl75, on 03 May 2011 - 16:10, said:
Oh, but the idea of having more than one question you'd consider acceptable, and a ranked preference between these questions is far too complicated for forum members to understand!
Far simpler to understand so-called "tactical voting"... you never vote for the question you actually want - just the question that's got the best chance of beating the one you definitely don't want.
Far simpler to understand so-called "tactical voting"... you never vote for the question you actually want - just the question that's got the best chance of beating the one you definitely don't want.
I've not quite worked out why something like AV is too complicated for us voters, while the same bunch of people telling me this seem to believe that I should have no problem understanding the UK Tax system!
Roger
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