I would like to say thanks to the blogs that in the last 30 days were the top 10 referrers to RateLadder that are blogs.

1. Prosper Lending
2. P2P No Bank
3. Lazy Man and Money
4. Clever Dude
5. Hustler Money Blog
6. Prosper Lenders
7. Psychohistory
8. Prosperlicious
9. Blueprint for Financial Prosperity
10. Prosperous Land

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• How Much Money has Prosper Made on My Lending Activities? I was just logging into to Prosper to check on the status of my transfer (it made it)...  and I was struck by how little money Prosper is making from my perspective.  In my 8 months of lending they have collected from me $2.38 in fees.  I have had $283.53 in......
• Attempt to push EP Referral Listing into Existance Failed Sadly my attempt to push my referral listing to 100% funded failed. While a late push brought the loan to near completion (87% funded), in the end it expired unfunded. I understand why people snipe loans, what I don't understand is why so many standing orders wait till 100%......
• Adam Nash Merged with RateLadder to form the Ideal Quicken Solution (without Prosper integration)  I have found what I think is the most complete solution to the Quicken and Prosper dilemma, but that doesn't mean it is the best solution...  Let me start with the negative and work to the positive... The problem with his solution is that it is too much work...  I......
• Prosper Launches Referral Program Rewards Existing Members for New Borrowers and New Lenders Prosper.com just launched a referral program rewarding existing members for referring new borrowers and new lenders.  New lenders are also rewarded for being referred with a $25 bonus.  This replaces the Group Leader match rewards, but not the payment rewards.  New borrowers brought to Prosper are are worth 0.5% of the loan value......
• New Prosper Changes Digested My apologies for the verbatim post last night... But it was late... Here are the changes that affect me as a lender and 3rd party developer... On the Lender screen in the active loan summary there has been added a break down of payments received as well as a summary......

Related Websites

• Money Hacks Carnival #71 at The Canadian Finance Blog Money Hacks Carnival #71 was hosted at The Canadian Finance Blog. In celebration of the Canada Day, Tom gives us a nice tour of Canada along with article submissions. Here are his editor's picks: Free From Broke presents AAA Is Good For More Than Automotive Assistance posted at Free From......
• Sunday Money Madness Welcome to a new edition of Sunday Money Madness where another portion of the financial blogosphere is illuminated. I found these stories to be worth while and interesting and they should make great weekend reading if you haven't read them yet. An Immigration Story by Digerati Life details a story......
• My Foray into Prosper as a P2P Lender One of my key believe about building wealth is (1) never stop experimenting, and (2) always look for ways to build, diversify, and shift my income streams toward passive sources. So I got interested when Prosper became an advertiser on my blog -- thank god for the blog, because I......
• Loanio Roundup - Congratulations President-Elect Obama [caption id="attachment_361" align="alignleft" width="179" caption="President-Elect Obama"][/caption] Loanio extends its congratulations to President-Elect Obama for running an excellent campaign. This week's edition of Loanio's roundup takes a look at the election and what it means for the economy. What are your thoughts to the issues? We've also included several links for......
• Sunday Money Madness - Can you buy an entire chess set in a pawn-shop? Just another Sunday roundup here at RCDL. Here's what I found interesting around the blogosphere this past week: Credit and Debt Credit Karma has a slew of excellent posts on credit, here's one I thought readers would enjoy: The Biggest Four Credit Mistakes. Stop Buying Crap writes Got Debt from......

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