Peer-to-peer property lender LandlordInvest has redesigned its website for the fifth time, and is now “actively promoting” its pensions account.

The firm’s pensions account is for investors who want to lend Small Self-Administered Scheme (SSAS) or Self-Invested Personal Pension (SIPP) funds on the LandlordInvest platform.

Investors can earn returns of up to 12 per cent tax-free, by investing in loans backed by UK property on the platform.

Additionally, LandlordInvest said that the revamped site now offers more information about its products including bridging and development finance, and linked to the new, updated pages.

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“We’ve made the site simpler, easier to use, and improved the design,” LandlordInvest said.

“We’ll update our platform statistics and publish our loan book monthly as always, and will continue to post regular new blogs and case studies.”

Last month, LandlordInvest released data which showed that its investors earned an average of 12.41 per cent in interest last year.

However, the amount lent through the platform was “significantly lower” in 2023 compared with 2022 due to macro-economic headwinds.

Over the course of 2023, LandlordInvest decreased its loan-to-values by 18.01 per cent, which it attributed to taking a “prudent underwriting approach in turbulent times.”

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