There is an annual report, with some numbers (including how much the "assets" were sold for), at this website: http://www.fashost.co.uk/pwddocs/6292/6 ... report.pdf

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Dividends are paid out of of taxable profits, and we haven't had any yet. Besides, it's more tax-efficient to pay any surplus as a higher cashback rate - which also has the effect of making us more competitive and hence attracting more members

imutual is unique amongst cashback sites (and, as far as I know, amongst any UK company) in that its members are also its owners - by virtue of being given free shares in the company. This, of course, raises the immediate question... What's the benefit of having shares? The obvious "potential" benef...

I'm pleased to announce that the winners of the Post-of-the-month competition for January 2014, as determined by ratings by our members, are: Winner (100 shares): blythburgh for the post in the topic Re: imutual an award winner! with 12 thanks Runner-up (25 shares): kevinchess1 for the post in the t...