Revealed: The peer-to-peer investment trusts that pay a 7% yield

Revealed: The peer-to-peer investment trusts that pay a 7% yield By Nick Sudbury Investors looking to tap the peer-to-peer (P2P) lending boom would do well to seek out a suitable investment trust in the sector. Investment trusts are the ideal vehicle to provide exposure to less liquid parts of the market, as investors are able to buy and sell the shares on the stock exchange whenever they want without it affecting the underlying portfolio. The best known examples include property, private equity and infrastructure funds, but it is also relevant for the relatively new area of P2P lending. P2P has grown rapidly since the 2008 financial crisis as it allows people to bypass the banks with individual investors able to lend to individual borrowers. Cutting out the middleman makes it possible for investors to earn a better return and for the borrowers to pay a lower rate of interest. 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