Works Management is one of many media outlets to report the steady progress in understanding and acceptance of alternative financial sourcing of funds for small and medium-sized enterprises. At Money&Co., we put lenders seeking excellent returns on capital together with carefully vetted small businesses seeking funds for growth. It’s a simple idea, but nevertheless one […]
Our most recent loan offerings closed yesterday, and lenders will shortly be drawing interest as the settlement process progresses. The launch of several new loan offerings – some secured on property – is imminent. Ahead of their arrival on the Money&Co. site, we thought we’d offer another reminder of the basics of crowdfunding and the mental […]
It’s always good to re-acquaint oneself with fundamental truths. One such, we contend, is the notion that there is no profit without risk. Here are a few more, lifted from our Knowledge Hub. We suggest a read before availing yourself of the very considerable opportunity for tax-free investment presented by the increase in tax allowances […]
We’re happy to report good progress on the latest offerings on Day Two of the new tax year. And we reprise why that might be below… The allowance for 2017/18 is increased from last tax year to £20,000, allowing a married couple to put £40,000 into a tax-free environment. Over three years, an investment of […]
With a whole year ahead of us, we’ve really no excuse. It may be that some of you missed the glaring, open goal that is making use of the tax benefits offered by Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs) – see our CEO, Nicola Horlick, on this very topic. But this time around, with a generous £20,000 of […]
We’re approaching the midnight hour for this year’s £15,240 tax-free investment into Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs). Money&Co. is offering a number of three-year asset-backed loans with a gross annual interest rate of 8% (7% after deducting Money&Co.’s annual fee of 1%). Investors who open an Innovative Finance ISA with Money&Co. will receive the income […]
Wednesday midnight represents an important deadline for individuals looking to get a good, tax-efficient return on their money. But the problem with deadlines is that they often push people into making poor decisions. Football clubs have two transfer windows each year and there must be many board directors and managers who regret having made hasty […]
There is a quiet voice of calm amid the furore surrounding the triggering of the Brexit process last week. Editor of Money Week, Merryn Somerset Webb, deals with the political backdrop at some length, and then asks what might this mean for an individual’s financial planning. The answer is pithy: “It will, for example, remain […]