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Frequently asked questions about loan recovery

We would like to share the results of the March collection and the answers to the questions asked by investors about the collection. Frequently asked questions 10% of my loan portfolio consists of bad loans. What is the probability that that percentage will approach zero? When is this indicator good/bad? The probability that the average loan agreement will be terminated is about 11%. Historically, expected loan loss is 1.4%, so it is likely that the bad loan balance of a broadly diversifi...

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600 Eur income and credit score A?

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How do we invest to the loans?

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German investor: from a bank deposit to 100.000 Eur per P2P platform

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100M Eur loans originated!

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Investor Debesyla: “There were times when I got burned, now I’ve learned to slowly accumulate tangible returns”

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What was the biggest recovery in January?

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Experiencing cashdrag? 3 steps how to avoid it!

Recently, we have been receiving questions from the investor community about how to employ money more efficiently and avoid cashdrag. I would like to share some tips that can help you manage your investments more effectively. How are the investors chosen? In December, 97% of consumer loans were financed by autolend portfolios. If the supply of money exceeds the demand, every single time all the autolend portfolios participating in the offer are arranged in a random order. If you are u...

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What record did we break in December?

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Are there more late borrowers?

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2022 Q3 Report

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What is the recovery process from a real estate loan?

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How many instalments were paid on time in September?

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What impact do rising prices have on customer evaluation?

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Secondary market strategy: how to earn from default loans?

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Deceased borrower = investment lost?

  Hello, there are two inevitable things in life - taxes and death. I would like to share our experience and results in collecting loans from deceased borrowers. What happens when the borrower dies? First of all, I would like to share my experience about the situation when the borrower is no longer alive. I had this experience for the first time in the first year of my work in the platform five years ago. We gave a loan to a company, and after a few months the company\'s payment...

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The longer the loan, the more we can recover?

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Two records in one month?

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Best P2P calculator ever!

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Secondary Market Guide: how to earn few months’ interest in a few days?

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How is the reputation of borrowers evaluated?

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When will you have 1M Euro portfolio?

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2022 Q2 Investor Report

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Recovery Does Not Stop in Summer

  Hello, In June we actively worked to recover loans and I would like to share the results. Our recovery results Busy bees We make sure your money is safe. During the first half of this year we sent 156.023 e-mails and 44.796 text messages to borrowers. Sucessful recovery from private borrowers In June we recovered 50.677 Eur from private borrowers (2.04% of all non-performing loans). Historically, the recovery of personal loans takes 5-6 years. Stable collection o...

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Do the borrowers own real estate?

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How many calls do we make for the late borrowers?

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Growing interest for the investors!

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Secondary market fun facts

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How to evaluate recovery results?

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How to invest more efficiently?

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How do we recover loans?

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Answers to your questions

We answer your most frequently asked questions about the fees charged on the Finbee platform. 1. What happens if you have active termination loans in your portfolio and at what intervals? If you decide to terminate the agreement with Finbee platform, you will not be able to continue investing and withdrawing money to the bank account at the desired period from the moment of termination. If, at the time of termination, you still have active loan agreements and you will be receiving payments in ...

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New features in Finbee platform

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Finbee allocates 300,000 euro for interest-free loans for businesses hit by COVID-19

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Introducing new feature: expected inflow information

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Institutional Money and Dirty Platforms

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Them Crooked Vultures: How to Protect Yourself against Financial Fraud?

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Investing in Peer-to-Peer Loans: Can you Identify Creditworthy Borrowers?

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Waiting for an Economic Crisis: Is “Now” the Right Time to Invest in Peer-to-Peer (P2P) lending?

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