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As rebuildingsociety.com doesn’t have an on-site forum, we’re looking to use the facility provided by p2pindependentforum.
If you’ve been a p2p lender for some time, you will no doubt have used the Zopa or Funding Circle forums, but where these have been purchased by those platforms, a new forum has been created by some of the most active forum members.
We want to keep an open dialogue with our members, so encourage you to use the thread to tell us what you like about the platform and what we can improve.
http://p2pindependentforum.com/board/23/rebuildingsociety-com
On 25 January, The Independent published a review of peer-to-peer lending. rebuildingsociety.com was name-checked as a provider in the piece (below), and you can read the entire article here
We believe businesses should be able to borrow money from people they know through recognised third parties, like rebuildingsociety.com.
So, when a business borrows money, we’ll discount our arrangement fees by 25% when the business introduces four lenders that each lend £250 or more to the company through the loan auction. (more…)
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More than one in five (21%) – equivalent to around a million – of the UK’s small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) have seen the lending terms from their bank worsen in the past five years, according to new research by fast-growing peer-to-peer (P2P) firm, rebuildingsociety.com.
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Business is invariably interwoven with politics and 2014 is set to be one of those years where politics has an enormous bearing on UK business. The question for those who lend to UK businesses is whether any of this will make a difference to investment decisions.
Big in the news at the moment is the lifting of the immigration cap on migrant workers from Romania and Bulgaria. Ed Milliband has suggested the UK is addicted to cheap labour, while rumours of a planned cap on migration by the Government (recently slammed by Vince Cable as unenforceable and illegal) reveal politicians’ eagerness not to let their election campaigns become dominated by immigration. Whatever your political views, it will doubtless create opportunities for UK businesses to easily employ young and talented people from these countries.
Business is invariably interwoven with politics and 2014 is set to be one of those years where politics has an enormous bearing on UK business. A few of the bigger issues and their potential impact on UK businesses are discussed here:
Big in the news at the moment is the lifting of the immigration cap on migrant workers from Romania and Bulgaria. Ed Milliband has suggested the UK is addicted to cheap labour, while rumours of a planned cap on migration by the Government (recently slammed by Vince Cable as unenforceable and illegal) reveal politicians’ eagerness not to let their election campaigns become dominated by immigration. Whatever your personal or political views, it will doubtless create opportunities for UK businesses to easily employ young and talented people from these countries.