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What's the difference between a corporate bond and Worthy Property Bonds?

Written by John
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A corporate bond is a bond issued by a corporation in order to raise financing for itself to use for a variety of reasons, such as to fund ongoing operations, to invest in new infrastructure, or to expand its business in other ways. In Worthy's case, instead of using the bond proceeds for our own financing, we lend out the majority of proceeds to fund asset-backed loans for American projects.

Feature Comparison

Feature

Worthy Property Bonds

Corporate Bonds

High-Yield Returns

Fixed Interest Rate

Compounding Interest

Low Entry Price

Not Affected by Market Volatility

No Fees or Maturity Date

SEC-Qualified


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