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Zopa.com hands out free ‘money trees’ to encourage Brits to grow their money

25th September 2014 Print
Commuter

Peer-to-peer lending platform, Zopa.com, took to the streets of London this week to hand out cash-laden ‘money trees’ in a bid to encourage Brits to grow their money and safeguard their future. Setting up a money tree market stall in London Victoria train station, Zopa’s market trader handed out the ‘money trees’ complete with £10 notes and Zopa.com vouchers worth £10, redeemable when lenders make their first investment through the platform.

Giles Andrews, CEO and Co-founder of Zopa commented: “With the money trees we wanted to put a smile on the faces of busy commuters. It is not every day you encounter someone wanting to give you money on your way to work. The money tree campaign is all about encouraging Brits to plant a seed with Zopa and watch their money grow.”

“With Zopa, you can lend as little as £10 to get started, so it really is open to everyone. You will get a much higher rate of interest than you would with a bank so it really is a no-brainer. By making your money work harder through Zopa, lenders can look forward to a brighter future.”

“We have a wide variety of lenders from all walks of life. From professional investors and financiers, to young families putting a little away each month. We want to encourage people to be savvy savers and safeguard a more comfortable future for themselves.”

For more information on Zopa visit zopa.com.

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