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Tuesday, March 19, 2024

Worthy Raises Bond Rates, Enhances Investor Returns

Worthy Financial, Inc., a modern personal finance company that provides digital savings solutions and, via its subsidiaries, delivers alternative investment products to a wide-range of retail investors, is pleased to announce that as of April 1st, its subsidiaries will be increasing the yields on all of its bonds to 5.5% (effective rate of 5.65% APY) in order to help investors during these inflationary times.

“Particularly during today’s tumultuous economic climate, we are thrilled to be able to offer a higher yielding, stable and liquid interest-bearing alternative to all investors – even those investing as little as $10,” stated Dara Albright, CMO of Worthy Property Bonds.

“Although not FDIC insured, Worthy goes to great lengths to eliminate the same type of lending risks that have caused the recent bank runs. Unlike banks, Worthy Property Bonds do not have exposure to long term inflationary-prone assets such as Treasuries. Instead, Worthy Property Bonds invests in secured and short-term real-estate loans, and also shares a much more substantial amount of the interest proceeds with its investors. This investor-friendly mindset has enabled Worthy to amass a sizeable community of loyal customers,” says Sally Outlaw, CEO of Worthy Financial, Inc.

In addition to using the “spare change” accumulated via Worthy’s round-up app, bonds may also be purchased directly at https://worthypropertybonds.com.

 

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