Loans (Read First before throwing pie at my face)
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Loans (Read First before throwing pie at my face)
Ok i have think about this idea for the whole morning which was just not long ago. Here is how it works.
1. Loan Requires a new special building. We store our spare cash into that building. People will be able to see the status of this building from your "Profile" selection. We can store our money depending on the size of our building, lets say 1 Mil per 20 m
1. Loan Requires a new special building. We store our spare cash into that building. People will be able to see the status of this building from your "Profile" selection. We can store our money depending on the size of our building, lets say 1 Mil per 20 m
good for small companies
this is a very good idea for smaller guys, provided that the loan goes to financing some thing like expansion of a certaine building or new one or to finance a deal . it is just the way the loan is guaranteed........
lower levels
why not make it available for lower levels , where companies are eager to expand.............myth123456789 wrote:i thinkl that the loan system now is fine persanaly i dont think it needs to be changed
Well it's one of the better approaches I've seen. One big issue I see though is making the market for it. Having each individual lender and borrower seek each other out and set their own rates is not only incredibly difficult but still sets up the possibility of "cheating" - that is sweetheart deals, dependencies, etc.
The better way to handle it would be to create a common money market where rates can be shopped competitively. In fact (and I'm kind of just thinking out loud now) to further prevent cheaters one might even create pools - so you wouldn't even know who was getting your money, everyone would pay to and get paid by the system.
However, this is a very complicated suggestion all told. And statistically, the loan system in place is tremendously underused. It's possible that competitive rates might change that, but then again we just might wind up with a shortage of buyers as well. It would be a shame to put in such a complex system and then have it sit idle.
The better way to handle it would be to create a common money market where rates can be shopped competitively. In fact (and I'm kind of just thinking out loud now) to further prevent cheaters one might even create pools - so you wouldn't even know who was getting your money, everyone would pay to and get paid by the system.
However, this is a very complicated suggestion all told. And statistically, the loan system in place is tremendously underused. It's possible that competitive rates might change that, but then again we just might wind up with a shortage of buyers as well. It would be a shame to put in such a complex system and then have it sit idle.