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They're so wise they you feel you're on the right way but not. I'm very happy to meet the company on my wirte up was available they stand out for their wealth of knowledge and approachable demeanor and more dependable.

Easy to set up account and purchase bonds. App is pretty basic, but user friendly. I bought several prior to 2019 which were set to mature after 3 years. In 2022 Worthy put a "pause" on redemption, citing trouble collecting from debtors. It is now 2025 and these bonds are still on pause and I have not been able to redeem. There has been little communication or updates on their efforts to settle their debt. I would not trust this as a stable investment.

People who claim this is a rip off are a joke. I truly believe Worthy is a good company, I think you will get your money back eventually. If you read the fine print (which you should always do) you would know there are risks, you accepted those risks when you deposited your money.. I've had good luck with them and no issues. As they say on the front page of their website, "Worthy is not a bank and investments in Worthy bonds are not bank deposits. They are not insured by the FDIC. Investing in Worthy bonds involves risk of loss. You should always carefully consider investments in any security and you should be comfortable with your understanding of the investment and its risks. For more information on risks related to investments in our securities, please see our ...."

I've been using Worthy Bonds for years and it has been pretty great so far. I've never had an issue as there are no penalties for early withdrawal and the earnings have been pretty consistently what they claim they will be. However, it was on pause for like a year and claimed their filings were in review with the SEC... I've invested in other Regulation A investments and never been told things are on hold while the SEC reviews. Were they up to something shady? I hope not. Until recently, I wasn't really making a decent income and used like a cushion. Pad the account when I can, comfortably withdraw when I can't and rinse/repeat. I had gotten the lowest paying job I'd had in years and didn't want to touch my investment in Worthy at all as it didn't look like I could reinvest anytime soon. Luckily, I'm in a better place now and Worthy has finally reopened investments, so I can pad the account and should something happen or I loose my job or whatever, feel comfortable that I can reinvest as soon as I have the money again.

I've been a Bond holder with Worthy since 2019. I've had as much as $98k invested at one time. Over the years I have asked for withdrawals at least 17 times, and every time was given my withdrawal in 6-10 days. Very trustworthy in my opinion. Not FDIC Insured, but their business model makes me feel confident...and even during the pandemic there were no problems.