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Will Justin's Plugin enable me to put the investment section?
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Will Justin's Plugin enable me to put the investment section?

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Going through the plugins mentioned above, they are all membership plugin, none of them handles the investment side. Any further recommendation?
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Going through the plugins mentioned above, they are all membership plugin, none of them handles the investment side. Any further recommendation?

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I'm designing a wordpress website for a cooperative society. They want it to have 3 levels of membership. Each member should be able to invest money and obtain loans. Once they login to their members area, they should be able to view; <br />
1. Investments made<br />
2. Loans taken <br />
3. Loans repayment level<br />
4. Interests accrued<br />
5. Payouts or withdrawals<br />
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Here are my questions:<br />
1. Which membership plugin can handle the membership levels of this kind?<br />
2. Is there a wordpress plugin that can properly handle all the requirements above together? Or should one be built from scratch?
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I'm designing a wordpress website for a cooperative society. They want it to have 3 levels of membership. Each member should be able to invest money and obtain loans. Once they login to their members area, they should be able to view; 
1. Investments made
2. Loans taken 
3. Loans repayment level
4. Interests accrued
5. Payouts or withdrawals

Here are my questions:
1. Which membership plugin can handle the membership levels of this kind?
2. Is there a wordpress plugin that can properly handle all the requirements above together? Or should one be built from scratch?

I want an investment wordpress plugin that can integrate with a wordpress membership plugin. Is it possible?

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