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Peer-to-Peer Sector Support
30th January 2015
  A recent Financial Times article reported that Arianna Huffington has joined the Peer-to-Peer space. The Editor-in-Chief of the Huffington Post Media Group, has become the latest high – profile name to join the innovative sector. Ms Huffington has joined...
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Interventions Conducted by the FCA doubled in 2014
27th January 2015
Financial watchdog the FCA doubled its interventions in 2014, according to the Financial Times. The FCA provides information for British consumers and regulates a variety of financial institutions, from mortgage brokers to insurers. Their watchword is ‘integrity’, with regulated companies...
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The Peer-to-Peer Landscape
26th January 2015
  The Peer-to-Peer market is growing rapidly at a rate of 200% a year in the UK and is attracting audiences both far and wide. The ‘tech-based’ financiers are competing with the banks to offer rates of returns that high...
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Web-Based Security
23rd January 2015
  Cyber Security is a growing concern for businesses and is at the forefront of debates at the World Economic Forum in Davos currently taking place in Switzerland. Individuals from financial institutions across the World are increasingly becoming concerned with...
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Government Encourages Young Savers with ‘Savings Clubs’
22nd January 2015
In 2014, the Government announced some major changes to the national curriculum, which were to focus on “the essential knowledge and skills every child should have”. This includes more of a focus on traditional disciplines such as spelling, a chronological...
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Were Free Current Accounts a Mistake?
15th January 2015
Hervé de Carmoy, the former chief executive of Midland Bank, who in 1984 were the first bank to offer free current accounts, has now said that free banking is “a major problem” in the UK. Midland Bank abolished fees for...
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The FCA Regulation Changes
  The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is currently conducting a review to determine if its rules are adequate for the new pensions market, the report is due in the summer. We are also aware that the FCA from the 1st...
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Wellesley Property Bond

  • The Wellesley Property Bond has a fixed rate and duration.
  • The Wellesley Property Bond is an ISA eligible investment, allowing you to earn tax free interest on your investment. Please note, tax allowances and the tax efficient benefit of ISAs could change in the future.

Your capital is at risk and interest payments are not guaranteed. Investment in any Wellesley Property Bonds are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). In the event of a loan default or if Wellesley Secured Finance Plc becomes insolvent, you may lose some or all of your investment, including interest payments due. If you are in any doubt about making an investment or do not fully understand the risks, you are strongly recommended to consult an independent professional financial adviser before you subscribe.

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