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Anonymous

27 Jun 2019

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What's the outlook on investing in P2P loans with cryptocurrency?

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Samuel Yip

27 Jun 2019

P2P is rather positive now. Due to the increase up take of SMES. However, it is likely to be riskier as firms are likely to use this as an avenue to gain loans with unstable financials. There is little audit and due diligence done on these companies which could lead to rather gloomy future if regulstions do not improve.

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I have around $11K in liquid cash, $10K in Fixed Deposits for around 3 more years, $7K in Stashaway, $7K in P2P-Loan Seedin, $6.2K in AIA's investment, $1.8K in DBS's ETF RSP. Have I over invested?

Can P2P investment really take off given the fact that you are funding generally risky businesses that fail to secure bank loans?

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I have around $11K in liquid cash, $10K in Fixed Deposits for around 3 more years, $7K in Stashaway, $7K in P2P-Loan Seedin, $6.2K in AIA's investment, $1.8K in DBS's ETF RSP. Have I over invested?

Can P2P investment really take off given the fact that you are funding generally risky businesses that fail to secure bank loans?

Why isn't there a requirement for companies to put up collateral for P2P loans? Such that in a default at least the collateral can help investors recover some investment back?

Anyone invested in P2P loans?

Ming Feng (Seedly) stated that you should reduce your asset allocation equities to pay off your loan first. If you believe in Buy Term Invest the Rest, isn't it practical to pay little and drag out the loan over time for higher investment returns?

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