Avoid This Company Like the PlagueThat’s the headline of the article written by Chuck Saletta about Prosper. The article is primarily concerned with Prosper’s filing in a US Bankruptcy Court regarding this loan. In the filing, Prosper denies directly l…
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The Motley Fool Slams Prosper
August 31st, 2008 — , Community, Late loans, Prosper Forums, Prosper.com from Jeremy Frazao @ Prosper Lending, My Experience
“Canadian Banks’ decline benign next to US” | Globe
August 31st, 2008 — , Canadian Banks from Colin @ CommunityLend blog
Following up on our earlier post, here is the full summary of Bank results from the Globe and Mail.
Canadian banks’ decline benign next to U.S - Globe and Mail
Big Six report 21-per-cent drop in profits in past three days, but remain among highest-valued stocks in industry
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Hurricane Gustav and Tropical Storm Hanna Roundup
August 31st, 2008 — , bank failure, bargain hunter, brunt, cash money, cnn, cnn money, dough roller, good advice, handy man, hurricane gustav, lending strategies, money headlines, money life, money madness, personal finance, reading material, repair projects, school computers, sound advice, strategy tips, weekend reading from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Sunday Money Madness is back again this week under the header of the Hurricane Gustav and Tropical Storm Hanna. Rainy and windy weather is about to bombard the southeast again and looks like Louisiana, and Texas are going to take the brunt of the category four hurricane. For those living in [...]
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- Sunday Money Madness Welcome to a new edition of the Sunday Money Madness roundup. I hope you enjoy this light bit of weekend reading. Debt | Debt Leveraging: Cash Money Life presents 10 Ways to Pay Your Debt Off Faster. College Loans: Not Always Good Debt at National Payday explains. What do you......
- Sunday Money Madness Welcome to another edition of Sunday Money Madness. The posts below are from several blogs in the financial blogosphere that I found to be well worth reading. Have a great finish to your weekend and as the summer wraps up good luck with your back to school shopping. Free Money......
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May 2008 Late Loans Revisited
August 31st, 2008 — , Advice for New Lenders, Common Mistakes, Late loans, Prosper.com, lending strategy from Jeremy Frazao @ Prosper Lending, My Experience
Late last month I reviewed the loans made in May that were already falling behind. One month later, I thought it would be a good time to check on their status.You can see the four late A loans I discussed last month in this post. There is some good new…
Going on Vacation… Maybe.
August 30th, 2008 — , hurricane gustav, hurricane katrina, military flights, phuket thailand, sydney australia, vacation from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
I’m heading on an extended vacation in Sydney, Australia and Phuket, Thailand for a few weeks… or at least that’s the plan. It appears that I need Hurricane Gustav to cooperate a little. My wife, being in the military is on notice that she may be necessary for the relief work. I [...]
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I regularly receive scam emails requesting large loans through my contact form on this loan related website. Most of these are probably some type of advanced fee fraud if you were to start corresponding with the individual.
There are some people who take pride and joy in wasting scammers time by [...]
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Being Productive Takes Action
August 30th, 2008 — , Financial Education from Mike Smith @ Lending Club
If you’re like me, you probably have a to-do list that you’re constantly working on. When a new project begins, creating a list of all necessary tasks is usually one of the first things I do. At times new lists, particularly long ones, can prevent progress because they seem so insurmountable. Once you get on [...]
Progressive housing 101, or, an intro to why housing microfinance matters
August 30th, 2008 — , Brendan McBride, Fundación para la Vivienda Progresiva (FVP), KF5 (Kiva Fellows 5th Class), LAC (Latin America & the Caribbean), housing microfinance, mexico, progressive housing from brendan11 @ Kiva Stories from the Field
I promised a long time ago to write about housing in Nuevo Laredo.
So I will exercise self-control and delay the gratification of writing about my recent outing to a lucha libre pro wrestling extravaganza. I will write instead about how housing gets built here in Nuevo Laredo – more of a sweaty struggle than the [...]
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Gustav, Hanna, and Finance - Prosper Roundup
August 30th, 2008 — , Misc, Personal Finance Education, Roundups from RateLadder @ Prosper Blog: Prosper, the online marketplace for people-to-people lending
Keep your eye on the horizon looks like another storm or two is brewing. Be prepared and stay safe as hurricanes are blowing. Well they’re not listed at hurricanes right now, they’re still tropical storms, but damage can still be severe. Check weather updates at www.weather.com.
It’s August and that means going to school. Brip Blap [...]
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- Sunday's Money Madness Good morning and welcome to Rich Credit's Sunday's Money Madness. This week from the finance blogosphere you can learn more about the Obama Stimulus Check, Congress' Housing Rescue Bill, how to protect yourself from unnecessary purchases and more. Free Money Finance writes Almost Anything Has Better Odds than Winning the......
- Sunday Money Madness This week on Sunday Money Madness, the weekend material includes many varied financial tips. Enjoy! Tell me what you think! Get Rich Slowly goes into credit card basics: five essential skills for mastering plastic. Water fun activities to cool you off this summer by Digerati Life examines the cost of......
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Could it be?
August 30th, 2008 — , Advice for New Lenders, Community, Late loans, Prosper.com, ROI, lending strategy from Jeremy Frazao @ Prosper Lending, My Experience
Has Prosper turned the corner and realized that lenders are the key to it’s success? The official Prosper Blog, which for so long seemed dedicated to attracting only borrowers, has focused its last three posts on lenders’ concerns. But that’s not all.O…
Finally — A Realistic (Though Narrow) Article About Prosper
August 29th, 2008 — , General from ira01 @ Posts from all blogs
Although Prosper rates an F for most of what it does, its marketing department clearly deserves an A for its ability to get articles published that read as if they were Prosper press releases. There have been a bazillion articles published about Pros…
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Couldn’t Help Myself
August 29th, 2008 — from Old Stump @ Money Walks
Old-timer Prosper.com members may remember John Witchel (former CTO) blogging briefly (or is that briefly blogging?) at prospers.org. The melt-down started when he used an analogy of couches ina bus station. Things never were the same after that.Today …
Motley Fool article about Prosper
August 29th, 2008 — from j9359 @ j9359 (my prosper experience)
Just in case anyone still reads this blog and missed the thread over at prospers.orgAvoid this Company Like the Plague
The Arrow And The Song
August 29th, 2008 — from Old Stump @ Money Walks
I shot an arrow into the air,It fell to earth,I knew not where;For so swiftly it flew, the sightCould not follow it in its flight.I breathed a song into the air,It fell to earth,I knew not where;For, who has sight so keen and strongThat it can follow t…
Social Lending… and Push-Ups
August 29th, 2008 — , Features from Andy Kuo @ Lending Club
Venture capitalist Paul Graham has a famous essay on 8 lessons for startups. I’d like to add a ninth lesson to the list: You Will Get Fat. Being stressed supposedly causes weight loss, but the effect is easily offset by an abundant supply of food. Whether it’s the weekly catered lunches, or [...]
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August 29th, 2008 — , Prosper from zcommodore @ Posts from all blogs
Today is the last business day in August so all the data is in for the month and it ain’t pretty. Prosper has originated 25% less in loans this month than last, from ~$8 million down to ~$6 million.I don’t know what their recovery plan is but this is…
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Smart Shopping for Glasses and Contacts
August 29th, 2008 — , Financial Education from Mike Smith @ Lending Club
One way we often end up overspending is by overvaluing convenience. At times, we don’t even realize we’re doing this. A trip to the eye doctor can fall into this category if we blindly purchase our glasses and contacts from our eye doctor, without considering alternative sources.
You probably chose your eye doctor because of a [...]
Two BIG steps for the Kiva website
August 28th, 2008 — from Roma Jhaveri @ Kiva.org
If you’re a follower of Matt’s blog at all, what we’re doing today is old news to you:http://www.socialedge.org/blogs/kiva-chronicles/archive/2008/08/26/liquidity-and-communityHe’s explained what we’re doing far better than I ever could. To s…
Price Versus Cost
August 28th, 2008 — , Financial Education from Mike Smith @ Lending Club
When making purchasing decisions, we typically look at price rather than at cost. Both are important, but paying the lowest price often ends up costing us more.
Rather than looking at the price of an item, consider the cost of the need it hopes to fulfill. By thinking about paper towels in terms of dollars [...]
The Marathon, not the Sprint
August 28th, 2008 — , Financial, Lend To Others, P2P Lending, Prosper, Prosper Lenders, peer to peer lending, prosper news, support from Prosper Bryan @ Prosper Blog: Prosper, the online marketplace for people-to-people lending
My job at Prosper is to show lenders how to use Prosper and its various bidding tools. I speak with dozens of new lenders at Prosper every day. I often share the learnings of successful lenders, as well as the teachings of the marketplace results.
One of the most critical messages I try to share with [...]
- Prosper Diversification Diversification is essential to success on Prosper. There are many kinds of diversification: multiple loans, geographic, loan use... While the most important kind of diversification is accomplished via as many as loans as possible (no more than 2% of your portfolio in a single loan), the type of diversification that......
Apples and apples?
August 28th, 2008 — , General from Savaroony @ Zopa blog
An interesting article recently published in the Independent reveals some of the workings of the now ubiquitous comparison websites.
There’s no doubt that they certainly do provide a service much needed to save us time and from sheer boredom in repeating the same details to each and every provider…yawn!
But the issue that David Prosser raises about [...]
Mama’s Left Leg
August 28th, 2008 — , Cameroon, Ghape, KF5 (Kiva Fellows 5th Class), Yuan Potts, africa from Yuan @ Kiva Stories from the Field
Squeezing people into taxis is par for the course in Cameroon. As cabs approach, you shout your destination to the driver and if you get the nod you hop in. If there are already three in the back, no matter, there’s room for one more. If there are two in the front, again, no problem: [...]
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August 28th, 2008 — , CommunityLend, social lending from Colin @ CommunityLend blog
In their latest edition of Retail Banking Insider, Jane Cooper at Lafferty has a piece entitled ‘Credit Crunch a boon to social lending’. We are mentioned and quoted in the along with Zopa and Prosper.
The themes are:
banks have increased their pricing
banks have cut back lending
lenders [investors] are seeking alternative vehicles with better and predictable [...]
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State of U.S. Economy Boosts Enrollment
August 28th, 2008 — from Jeremy Frazao @ Fynanz OpenBlog
When the economy experiences a serious downturn, most companies experience changes in the way their business operates. This also holds true for the nations colleges, universities, community colleges and trade schools Many people are opting out of the workplace to go back to school while many high…
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August 28th, 2008 — , Add new tag, KF5 (Kiva Fellows 5th Class), Nabomita Dutta, Sero Lease and Finance Ltd. (SELFINA), Tanzania from nabomitaforkiva @ Kiva Stories from the Field
Dar es Salaam. The city is an assault on the senses. Flying into Nyerere International airport, my first glimpse of Tanzania, and indeed of Africa, is incredibly beautiful – mile upon mile of azure ocean clings alluringly to a sandy coastline, clusters of coconut trees spring up from between houses with maroon and blue roofs, [...]
CommunityLend is a finalist for Red Herring Top 50 Award
August 28th, 2008 — , Red_Herring, Uncategorized from Colin @ CommunityLend blog
We are pleased that we have been selected as a finalist for the Top 50 Award that will be announced by Red Herring September 16th, 2008.
Red Herring Canada 2008
Red Herring Canada will host its first annual Top 50 Awards, celebrating the most innovative and promising companies in Canada. Adding to the success of our yearly [...]
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The Hidden Costs of Smoking
August 28th, 2008 — , Health, health insurance, health insurance policy, health insurance premiums, smokers, tobacco cigarettes from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
Although many people realize that smoking is bad for your health, few realize just how big of an impact it can have on your wallet. If you are finding it difficult to quit smoking the following information may just change your mind. Let’s take a look at just how expensive smoking can be.
The actual cost [...]
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I’ll stick with handpicking loans for a while
August 27th, 2008 — , Advice for New Lenders, Portfolio Plans, Prosper.com, ROI from Jeremy Frazao @ Prosper Lending, My Experience
I’ve been pretty conservative from the start as you can probably tell by the average lender rate on my portfolio. So far, it’s paid off. A while back, I decided I’d try a portfolio plan to increase my ROI. (In a future post, I’ll examine this sub-po…
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The Path to Glory
August 27th, 2008 — , Uncategorized from Luke @ Zopa Blog USA
The Olympics may be over, but the competition at Zopa is on fire.
With only 5 days left in the How Low Can You Go? Help Challenge, we’ve decided to take another peek at the race.
To all of you who’ve made the leap already, congrats! To everyone else, there’s still plenty of time to get on [...]
Limiting Affiliate Marketing Offers
August 27th, 2008 — , Financial Education from Mike Smith @ Lending Club
You can opt out of receiving most unsolicited credit card applications, insurance offers, and similar junk mailings by using the opt-out procedure I’ve previously covered. One limitation of that program is that you may still receive offers from companies that you do business with and their affiliates.
Help in that realm has been in the works [...]
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See Me, Fee Me
August 27th, 2008 — , Financial, Misc, Prosper, Vacations from Steve McDonald @ Prosper Blog: Prosper, the online marketplace for people-to-people lending
In this crazy, mixed up world it has become more and more apparent that the bottom line rules. Everywhere you turn, hidden fees are nickel and diming us to oblivion (and into the poor house). Certain businesses have created these fees like an art form, com-plete with the brush stroke of fine print. And of [...]
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August 27th, 2008 — , Insurance, Long Term, business car, business insurance, business owners, car insurance, checkbook, errors and omission, errors and omission insurance, financial burden, financial failure, future health, health insurance, hospital bills, insurance policies, insurance policy, insurance premiums, litigious, money, overkill, own business, personal finance, unexpected illness, waste of money from Rich Leverage @ Rich Credit Debt Loan
Most of us look at insurance premiums as a big drain on our finances. Insurance policies do not come cheap, but they may be essential. In many ways, you can look at insurance as a way of avoiding financial failure in the years to come. While you can’t buy a policy to protect your checkbook, [...]
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- July 4th Weekend Roundup Sunday Money Madness is your guide to the rest of the blogosphere on personal finance. The Other America - Commentary on Food Stamps and the Economy by Patrick at Cash Money Life talks about the food stamp predicament. With food being more expensive it looks like the money allotting through......
- All About Emergency Funds The news is full of heartbreaking stories about people losing their homes, going bankrupt and facing financial ruin. If you don’t want to be among them, it is time to take a hard look at some steps that you can take to insure yourself against financial ruin. One of the......
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Make Money on Ebay
August 27th, 2008 — , Entrepreneurism, business idea, coupons, ebay, make money on ebay, making money on ebay from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
Is it really possible to Make Money on Ebay?
Ninety-nine percent of the time that I hear, “make money on Ebay” it turns out that the person is simply getting rid of stuff they no longer want. I don’t consider that making money, because you lose the possession - one that you likely paid more [...]
Do you have 2 minutes to help 25,000 entrepreneurs receive a loan?
August 27th, 2008 — from Rupa Modi @ Kiva.org
Kiva’s project “Loans That Change Lives”, is currently a contestant for the Members Project Award! Please support us and help our organization win $1.5M through popular vote. Here’s what you can do to help Kiva win:1) Visit the following site:http:/…
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Liquidity and Community
August 26th, 2008 — from Matt Flannery @ Kiva Chronicles
Kiva has a pretty important software release in a couple of days.
First, we are releasing a "community" section of the site. The purpose of the section is clear enough — to foster a sense of community among the 300K plus Kiva lenders. The way we are going about this…
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Targeting the Poorest of the Poor
August 26th, 2008 — , Angkor Microfinance Kampuchea, Asia & the Pacific, Cambodia, KF5 (Kiva Fellows 5th Class), Sanjaya Punyasena from Sanjaya P @ Kiva Stories from the Field
AMK has the lowest average loan balance per borrower. According to MIXMarket, AMK’s average balance at the end of 2007 was $86 per borrower. To put that in perspective the second lowest was AMRET at $164, which is nearly 90% higher. HKL, Credit MFI, and Maxima (the other three Cambodian MFIs working with Kiva) have [...]
Distinguishing between Interest and Return
August 26th, 2008 — , Financial, Misc, P2P Lending, Prosper, Prosper Lenders, peer to peer lending, prosper news from Catherine Muriel @ Prosper Blog: Prosper, the online marketplace for people-to-people lending
Kiplinger’s recently published an article about Prosper entitled “Risks and Rewards of Online Lending.” The article addresses the expectations Lenders should have with regard to interest rates.
“Lend to a borrower with bad credit and you can expect a higher interest rate. A borrower with a better credit history will get you a lower rate?”
Generally speaking, [...]
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Philosophic
August 26th, 2008 — from Old Stump @ Money Walks
“When every page has been read and the book put down, is the story over?” -Larry Niven
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Even in Turbulent Markets, the Core Business of Banking Remains Profitable in Canada
August 26th, 2008 — , Canadian Banks, economy from Colin @ CommunityLend blog
Irrespective of the way that the capital markets react to this week’s earnings announcements from most of Canada’s largest banks, the core message from each of their announcements will be clear – banking in Canada continues to be a highly profitable business, this, despite the significant issues around sub-prime investment exposure and a worsening economy.
Looking [...]
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It takes weeks to withdraw money from my Kiva account
August 26th, 2008 — , Kiva, PayPal, kiva.org, money, transfer from wiseclerk @ P2P-Banking.com
When I decided to withdraw some money from my Kiva account, I was informed:
This email confirms your withdrawal request of $25.00. You can expect the funds to be deposited into your paypal account within 1-3 weeks.
This astonished me. The withdrawal is conducted via paypal (as is the upload). The upload was almost instantly. Therefore [...]
- My First Kiva Payments Are Made On Time About a month ago I made my 4 loans on Kiva to women in Somoa. I was both testing Kiva and hopefully making the world a better place. Kiva allows you to make individual loans to people in need through NGOs around the world. I went with 4 women from......
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7 Teeth-Gnashing Mistakes I Made as an Entrepreneur
August 26th, 2008 — , Financial Education from DebtKid @ Lending Club
Like many new young entrepreneurs, three years ago I thought I was pretty hot stuff. I had a few employees, raised some angel money… and then proceeded to make huge mistake after huge mistake.
Of all my business blunders, these 7 are the ones that still make me gnash my teeth.
1) I Managed People like Michael [...]
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Have the Government Help You With Saving
August 26th, 2008 — , Financial Education from Andre Nosalsky @ Lending Club
There are many ways for you to start saving your money; some work, most don’t. Especially if you come from a family and background where nobody saved and that was not an integral part of dealing with money. One way to force yourself into saving is by having the government help you with it. This [...]
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If you’re phone is ringing off the hook, or your debt collectors are literally breaking down your door, it’s time to learn your rights and how to handle them. No matter why you ended up delinquent on your accounts, dealing with debt collectors is humiliating and infuriating. However, there are a few steps that you [...]
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All Your Produce for $20
August 26th, 2008 — , Uncategorized, bargain shopping, personal finance from WealthBoy @ WealthBoy
With the recent run-up in fuel prices, you have likely been seeing prices rise in your grocery store too. This weekend, I went with my wife to buy our produce. She first asked me to stop at the ATM to get $20. Going to the ATM is unusual for us in the [...]
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August 26th, 2008 — , Frugal, how to save money from Lazy Man @ Lazy Man and Money
It’s been 10 years since I graduated college, excuse me if I’m not fully in character. School was a different time in my life. I didn’t spend a lot of time thinking about money. My mother raised me to think frugally and I think that stuck in my subconscious.
Car - I was [...]
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Borrower Maps, Blog & Bug Fixes
August 25th, 2008 — , Educational, Financial, money from Eric's Credit Community News @ Eric's Credit Community News
It’s been a while, but I have a few updates here. First, I’ve added a Map function to the lender data screens that will show a kind of “heat map” for which states you are lending to. Not extremely useful, but a neat curiosity anyways.
Second, I finally added a real blog to the site. I’ll…
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Collections Update
August 25th, 2008 — , collections, prosper news from Doug Fuller @ Prosper Blog: Prosper, the online marketplace for people-to-people lending
Let’s start with some housekeeping issues. First of all, the refunds of AmSher collection fees should be processed in the next few days. We have calculated the refund amounts on all payments through the end of July. Once the program is written and tested is should be an easy matter to run it for [...]
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August 25th, 2008 — , Book Review, Giveaway, Review, book giveaway, books, career, classic books, joe dominguez, personal finance books, vicki robin from Mike @ richerbytheday