Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high - risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more

Don’t invest unless you’re prepared to lose all the money you invest. This is a high - risk investment and you are unlikely to be protected if something goes wrong. Take 2 mins to learn more

Salad Money Cuppa Club

Join us for a chat with representatives of Salad Money for a cuppa and a chat to learn more about their new bond offer that’s now live on Ethex.

As millions of people across the UK struggle with the cost of living crisis, more and more people are finding themselves locked out of mainstream credit facilities, due to poor credit scores, regardless of whether or not they have the means to repay the loans. For these financially excluded people, their only options when faced with the need to purchase vital household items are high-interest and unethical lenders or going without.
Salad Money is determined to change this by offering an award-winning ethical alternative to high-cost credit loans, providing people excluded by mainstream finance with appropriate, fair and affordable credit. They already help over 50,000 customers (including over 14,000 NHS workers) access affordable and accessible credit facilities, saving an average of £497 in interest each.
Their new IFISA bond offer on Ethex will provide funding for them to facilitate over £40 million of affordable loans over 5 years creating benefits including financial savings, better mental health, and improved credit ratings for the future.
On this webinar, you will hear from Tim Rooney and Phillip Hyett from Salad Money about their mission to improve the face of lending for everyone who is excluded from mainstream credit. You will be able to ask them questions and learn how investments can help them grow their successful model to achieve their vision of helping more people gain financial inclusion, improving the lives of thousands of people struggling with the ongoing cost of living crisis.