Investing in Green Energy Loans with Plenti
This week I’ve got a shorter issue about a new P2P lending opportunity with a modern twist — investing in residential green energy loans through a company called Plenti.
January 12, 2021
Peer-to-peer lending is the practice of lending money through platforms that match investors (lenders) with borrowers. Through platforms like LendingClub, Crowdestor, and LenderMarket, borrowers get cash for all sorts of different expenses, and investors can receive an attractive yield.
While we don’t cover P2P lending on a regular basis, we research and write about it from time to time. Follow this asset if you’re interested. We’ll send occasional updates.
This week I’ve got a shorter issue about a new P2P lending opportunity with a modern twist — investing in residential green energy loans through a company called Plenti.
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