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Can The Banks of Today Endure The Next Big Disruption?

It is without doubt that, over the last decade or two, the financial industry has changed both radically and progressively. Gone are the days where your statement was only available during bank opening times. These days, most of the financial...
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How is Peer-to-Peer Lending Taxed?

In Chancellor George Osborne’s Budget announcement earlier this year, he announced that cash ISAs would become more flexible and that non-ISA savings (including P2P) would receive a tax-free exemption up to £1000. Initially there was some doubt cast over whether...
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Placing Your Trust in a Creditable Platform

  Sourcing funding is tough within the current economic climate. Mainstream lenders are fearful of lending due to the sting they received as a result of the financial crisis of 2008. However, as the economy is picking up, with it...
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The Peer-to-Peer Lending Market Report – Overview

Ever since the financial crisis of 2008 the UK’s major banks have been lumbered with more stringent policies and regulatory obligations that prevent them from meeting the needs of lenders and borrowers across the country. Borrowers are keener than ever...
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How Realistic are Global Investors’ Return Expectations?

A recent Natixis Global Investor Survey has highlighted a concerning mind-set in regards to risk, as well as primary threats to retirement portfolios and a prospective fall-out from the rising use of alternative investments. Despite this, the overall outlook for...
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SMEs Have Finance Options

  According to a leading UK independent invoice specialist, too many business owners are dipping into their personal savings, borrowing from family and friends or are relying on bank overdrafts to sustain their business activities. These types of borrowing tend...
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Ethical Considerations When Investing

    Investment portfolios are chosen specifically through personal preference and suitability. Each investment is selected because an individual has aspirations of growing their financial reserves. However, people’s investment choices are influenced by personal opinion and more straightforwardly, the best deal...
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Bear in mind

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.

Wellesley is the singular name for the following collective of companies, Wellesley Group Limited (09811856), Wellesley & Co Limited (07981279) and Wellesley Finance Plc (08331511). Wellesley Secured Finance Plc was established as a special purpose vehicle for the sole purpose of issuing asset backed securities and is not part of Wellesley Group.

The information contained in this website has been approved as a financial promotion for UK publication by Wellesley & Co Limited (FRN 631197) who is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Wellesley Property Bonds are issued by Wellesley Secured Finance Plc (the Issuer) and is not authorised or regulated by the FCA.

Wellesley & Co Limited and Wellesley Finance Plc are registered in England and Wales and their registered office and trading address is at St Albans House, 57/59 Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QX. The registered address for Wellesley Secured Finance Plc is at 1 Bartholomew Lane, London, EC2N 2AX.

 

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