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Although it would be nice if we all had easy access to money whenever we needed to pay some bills, that’s not exactly the reality of life. With the economy the way it is, many people are having a hard time paying their bills, and even if you do have some steady income, you’ll still probably need to take out a loan on occasion to finance some projects and big purchases. You could just charge up your credit cards or try and get a separate loan from a bank, but as you probably know from experience, the interest rates can be atrocious. Instead of relying on the big financial institutions to provide you with the funds that you need, why not try your hand at social lending with Lending Club?
Lending Club connects both lenders and borrowers with one another, and since you’re not subjecting yourself to the overhead of the big banks, you can get better rates on borrowed money and increased performance on loans. Lending Club has put measures in place to help protect borrowers and lenders, so no matter what your involvement with the site may be, you can have confidence in the transactions. By searching for social connections between members and maintaining high qualifying criteria, Lending Club offers reliable loans that will make you put those credit cards back in your wallet.

4 Comments
Rex Dixon
February 27th, 2008
at 8:05am
Brandon,
Thanks for the great write up on LC. I’m guessing that you are using our services? :) Long time no, and too bad you weren’t able to make it out to the SF last June when we all met in person.
Rex Dixon
Director of Social Media Content, Lending Club
Mark
March 4th, 2008
at 10:26am
Thanks for the information - A subscriber on my blog referenced your link http://www.chillservices.com/index.php?option=com_jomcomment&task=trackback&id=39&opt=com_myblog
I’ve not heard anything more about Lending Club since my original post, what have you heard?
john mengel
April 8th, 2008
at 12:44pm
im.a small farmer I grow oats wheat Ihave 5acer tuck garden.ineed to fix up may machiney buy fuel and some oat seed.sould cost about 10.000 dollers. john a mengel
Dan Naylor
August 22nd, 2008
at 12:08pm
When are you expecting to open up your registeration for new lenders? Do you have a date from the state? I am interested in applying as a lender, please get back with me ASAP.
Sincerely,
Dan Naylor
York, PA