Adam R.
Extremely risky Junk bonds marketed as…
Extremely risky Junk bonds marketed as safe. Too many people use it as a savings account not knowing the risk.

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Adam R.
Extremely risky Junk bonds marketed as safe. Too many people use it as a savings account not knowing the risk.
Will G.
Company went bankrupt or something and they liquidated my whole portfolio with no notice. Luckily I only lost a few hundred dollars, but I think many people lost much more. Shameful corporate stewardship. The website should be taken down immediately if they're unable to let bondholders redeem their investments. I thought bonds were supposed to be safer than stocks, but apparently this place isn't FDIC-insured, and their legal terms deny any liability whatsoever. Anyone considering investing, RUN AWAY!
Les
This is a follow-up review on Worthy Financials' first 2 offerings, WPC and WPC II, which at last after 3 years of empty promises from the sponsors have been declared bankrupt. You can see the evidence yourself from the Feb. 2 SEC filings, and even on Trust Pilot where their defensive responses to bad reviews have been more false promises. The legal term is "tolling," when a bond issuer runs down the clock with misleading excuses or promises of repayment before the statute of limitations kicks in. I and many others have been fooled and then lost $thousands. Don't be another victim.
Daniel D.
Lost about $6000 in there bonds they declared them worthless stay away
Glenn L.
Worthy Bonds promises big time returns, but is just another financial scheme to lure investors. After over a yeaar's time to bolster their fund (with redemptions on terminal hold) they defaulted on my account. Fortunately I cashed in our other Worthy accounts prior to the debacle of Feb 2026 and recouped about 70% of our funds. And they are still advertising their bogus funds online. STAY AWAY!!! Stick with a Money Market paying 3% and keep your $ SAFE!
Justin R.
My story is the same as many. I was strung along by worthy with fake interest payments only to find out that all principle and interest was declared worthless. Worst Investment Ever!
Brian M.
Same as other recent reviewers - the guy that put $570K with them - best of luck to you. If there is a class action I am interested and even more interested if criminal charges could be brought on the management team. Lock them up!
Kirti
STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY PROTECT YOUR HARD EARN MONEY I LOST 17K....I REQUEST TO GUVE MY PRINCIPAL MONEY N HERE WHAT I GOT REQUEST....THEY STILL HAVE FEW OTHER BOND OPEN GOD BLESS WHO EVER INVEST WITH THIS SCAMNER COMPANY the principal cannot be returned as the bonds have been declare worthless, and the principal value cannot be recovered. All current marketing is in regards to Worthy's present offering, which has experienced no losses and is fully liquid. Worthy Property Bonds 2 is a completely legally separate entity, which is completely unimpacted by (and otherwise unrelated to) Worthy Peer Capital's dissolution. Mary Worthy