TL;DR
  • P2P interest: EUR 201.15 for March, -26.8% on the prior month.
  • PeerBerry led with 36.9% of the month's interest.
  • Meesman ETF fund price moved -0.72% over the month.

01Income & performance

March produced EUR 201.15 in net P2P interest after tax. That’s down -26.8% on the previous month.

Net interest after tax -- March 2026, by platform (from transaction exports)
PlatformInterestShareReturn on position
MintosEUR 73.5336.6%0.48%
PeerBerryEUR 74.1336.9%0.73%
NectaroEUR 53.4926.6%0.93%
TotalEUR 201.15100%

The "return on position" column is that month's interest over the position's value at the start of the month -- a monthly rate, not annualized. Income figures are net interest received after withholding tax, straight from each platform's export.

02Transactions

  • Nectaro: -EUR 300 withdrawn.

03Portfolio development

Allocation across the four positions at the end of March in euros and percent:

Portfolio allocation -- end of March 2026
Mintos: 34.3% PeerBerry: 22.8% Nectaro: 12.2% Meesman ETF: 30.7% 69% in P2P
  • Mintos P2PEUR 15,379 · 34.3%
  • PeerBerry P2PEUR 10,231 · 22.8%
  • Nectaro P2PEUR 5,476 · 12.2%
  • Meesman ETF Global equitiesEUR 13,771 · 30.7%

04Platform notes

Mintos -- bond coupons are lumpy, so its monthly interest swings; March came in at EUR 73.53 (a 0.48% return on the position for the month).

PeerBerry -- steady as ever at EUR 74.13, about 0.73% on the position. It just keeps paying.

Nectaro -- EUR 53.49 this month. I trimmed it earlier in the year, so the income dipped with the smaller balance; I'm letting it grow back toward EUR 5k.

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05Market & news

Two things worth noting. PeerBerry's outstanding book hit a record EUR 119.6M and it onboarded new originators (Bazel in Lithuania, RealCredito in Spain) -- healthy, visible growth. (PeerBerry) Less happily, Mintos' Nera Capital litigation-funding notes began missing interest from 26 March, after the UK law firms behind them paused payments during a Solicitors Regulation Authority solvency review. I don't hold much Nera, but opaque, slow-to-recover exposure like this is exactly what I try to keep small. (Mintos update)

06What I'm watching

  • Nectaro's income recovering as I let the position build back toward EUR 5k.
  • Mintos secondary-market costs eating into an otherwise solid interest month.
  • Keeping cash drag low while staying picky about new notes.
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