Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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General Investing

Are P2P platforms (eg. Moolahsense or Funding Societies) a good way to invest my money, sat $200 every month?

MoolahSense P2P Lending Funding Societies

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Gabriel

14 Nov 2018

Undergraduate at National University of Singapore

You can consider using Funding Societies (FS) as they have a pretty good track record of on time repayment and low default rate. You can check out their statistics and our community's experience with FS in the link below.

As for regular investments with FS, you can make use of their Auto-Invest function which allows you to choose the type of loan and amount that you would like to invest. Then when a new loan is available and matches your criteria, funds will be allocated to that loan automatically. You can also choose to opt out of it.

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