18 alternative investments investors should consider
Investment opportunities for inventors are becoming harder to score better returns. Alternative investments are several options that provide decent returns. But is alternative investing riskier?
P2P investing myths: Separating fact from fiction
There has been a fair share of P2P investment scams that have led to a rise in so-called P2P investing myths. Yet, how justified are these myths? Let’s separate fact from fiction.
11 tips to know before starting P2P investing
Before starting P2P investing, consider these 11 smart tips for minimising your risk and gaining higher returns using a P2P platform.
How secure are Monestro P2P loans?
Investors are always enticed by the returns offered by P2P loan platforms. But how safe are Monestro P2P loans? There is always some risk to your capital, but what can you do to minimise that risk?
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How risky is P2P lending? [And how to manage the risk]
As with any investment, there are risks to investor capital. The trick is to manage P2P lending risks so that investments are both lucrative and safe.
What is a loan originator?
Within P2P investing, investors would have noticed the term loan originator on the peer to peer investing platform they use. But what roles do loan originators play?
Where should investors invest in 2021?
here’s plenty to occupy investors’ minds as we venture into 2021. However, with the volatile year of 2020 behind us, where should investors invest in 2021?
Debunking myths on how COVID affected P2P investing
The COVID-19 pandemic caused a whirlwind to the P2P investing sector. Yet, despite the many myths, the sector is here to remain.
Why use Auto Invest?
Auto Invest is a highly efficient tool for saving time spent on investing activities. But why should investors use auto investing over manual investments?
Why do so few women do investing?
Very few women invest, yet when they do, they statistically outperform men. Why then, are not more women investing?