As 2018 draws to a close, with our bellies full of Christmas turkey, it's only natural to look back on the past 12 months and reflect. No doubt, it's been a turbulent one economically and politically, and not everyone has had it all their own way.
A recent study by Which? (published by Moneywise) has shone a spotlight on the practices of banks and other high-street financial institutions regarding the way savers and borrowers are treated.
With each passing day, savers are filled with hope that substantial and sustained increases to Bank of England (BoE) rates are on the cards.
This past week, Lending Works cemented its place as one of the UK’s biggest peer-to-peer lending platforms, surpassing the £100 million mark in terms of pounds lent.
It all started one rainy Sunday morning in a small Farringdon office back in January 2014.
2017 is a year which we will look back on with great pride. In 2016, a lot of groundwork was laid.
We’re thrilled to announce that, as of Monday, our five-year lender rate is increasing to 5.5 per cent – the highest level it has reached since August 2016.
It was with great pride that Lending Works collected the Best P2P Platform for Savers award at the Moneywise Customer Service Awards last month.
Despite launching over 12 years ago, it’s fair to say that peer-to-peer lending isn’t on the radar of all British consumers.
Lending Works’ love affair with the Moneywise Customer Service Awards continued on Thursday evening, as we once again saw off some strong competition to scoop the ‘Best Peer-to-Peer Platform for Savers’ award for 2017
There are a number of discrepancies between the two sexes within personal finance in the UK, but one which has been identified as particularly disconcerting of late is the gender gap with respect to investing.
