Mis Sold PPI Makes Consumers Peeved, So They Go To Zopa
March 15th, 2010
If you’re not in love with the banks at the moment (that’s all of us then) you now have a new option when it comes to finding credit and earning interest. We’re not talking loan sharks or risky stocks, we’re talking about a person to person lending site called Zopa.
With banks being enemy number one, due to mis sold PPI and sky high interest rates, business at Zopa’s community lending site has gone through the roof. The idea is: users can arrange a person-to-person loan, anywhere from £10 to £25,000, on their own terms and it’s proving popular with lending doubling over the last 12 months to £36.4m
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