Screenshot of company account earning 26.81% Net Annualized Return on Lending Club. Over a year ago this account was making 23.70%.
Lending Club is great but our investors actually do better than this

Those are some great numbers Dario.
Unfortunately...
1. I notice that you turned off the "adjust... for past due notes." feature. I suggest you turn that on.
2. I note that LC has paid you $18,885 in interest. You have $166,991 invested at present. If I divide, I get 11.3% Comparing that to the displayed NAR, I conclude that you have had most of that money invested for a very short time. If you had the money invested for say about a year, I would expect those two numbers to be about equal.
It is trivial to get a high NAR when most of your money has been invested for a short time, as yours has. All you have to do is invest in the riskiest loans. NAR doesn't say much about your performance until the portfolio has aged some.
During the 1st month of a loan, it can't be late, because no payment is due yet.
During the 2nd month, it can be late, but it can't yet be 1 month late.
During the 3rd month, it can be 1 month late.
During the 4th month, it can be 2 months late.
During the 5th month, it can be 3 months late.
During the 6th month, it can become 4 months late, and can be charged off.
So all those risky loans you recently (less than 6 months ago) purchased can't be charged off yet. Therefore your NAR simply reflects the interest rate on those loans, and not your investment performance.
I wish you well.