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For a greater return on investment, investors may want to consider an Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA).

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When we speak to would-be investors about our P2P lending platform, there tend to be several questions that keep coming up. Don’t be in the dark. The team here at easyMoney is always pleased to answer your queries, so don’t hesitate to get in touch if you’re not sure about anything.

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Today’s blog is about mixing things up: your Individual Savings Account (ISA) portfolio, that is. Have you ever wondered if a combination of ISAs is a good idea, and how it all works? What you can, and can’t do? Which ISA could perform best for you? Here’s your hot-off-the-press guide to ISAs from the team here at easyMoney.

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Here at easyMoney, making things as easy as possible is a key part of what we do.

Without a doubt, our expertise and experience are multi-layered – it has to be – but our mantra is to keep things simple.  We want our communication with our investors, both current and future, to reflect our straightforward approach. So, further to our Glossary blogs part 1 and part 2, today the easyMoney team offers you another “useful things to know” piece, to help you make fully informed decisions about your investments.

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We hope that you found our first Glossary blog useful. Welcome to Part Two. Here at easyMoney, we’re always looking for effective ways to reach out to would-be and existing investors alike. So, look out for regular jargon-busting “how-to” blogs, or useful, informative pieces from us. No doubt we’ve mentioned this before, but anything relating to money and investments CAN seem complicated. Just one or two words that you’re not sure about and perhaps your mind wanders. It may even put you off. 

Well, not with us. 

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At easyMoney, we like to think that our approach is summed up in our name: that is, we aim to make everything easy. Or rather, to connect with our investors to make the features and benefits of our P2P lending platform as clear-cut as possible.

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Sometimes, the world of finance can seem horribly complicated, and in our opinion, equally off-putting. Here’s our straightforward guide to the differences between an IFISA and “regular” peer-to-peer lending. There are some key distinctions which we think are definitely worth knowing about.

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easyMoney, the investment platform from Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s ‘Easy’ family of brands made a profit of £269,000 and paid out an average interest rate of 7.4 per cent during 2020, despite the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. The firm added that its Premium, Premium Plus and High Net Worth products have actually paid out more than their target interest rates over the past year.

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easyMoney, the investment platform from Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s easy family of brands has never lost a penny on its loans, more than three years on from its launch.

But easyMoney says that its record of having no losses on loans actually stretches back even further.

Prior to the launch of easyMoney in 2018, it acquired the successful property lending business of Tower Bridging, built up by industry veteran Jason Ferrando. The combined track record of easyMoney and Tower Bridging stretches back 15 years with never a penny of investors’ money lost.

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The taxman cometh – or does he?

Let’s talk about death and taxes. Not a cheerful subject, and although it’s a dreadful cliché, these two things really are the only certainties in life.

Whilst tax is part of our everyday experience and is an accepted reality, especially after our much-anticipated Budget statements, death is a little bit more taboo. Or so it seems.