Worthy Wealth Housing Bonds
Earn 9% Annually (3 year term)
10% Annually in Years 4-5

Worthy Wealth Housing Bonds

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Worthy Wealth Housing Bonds — Growth Calculator

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Earn up to 10% per year
9% yrs 1–3| 10% yrs 4–5| $10/bond|3-yr min hold

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Bonds onlySteady 9–10%/yr growth
Bonds + Round-UpsRound-up your everyday purchases to the nearest dollar. Once your round-ups reach $10, you automatically purchase a bond — typically about 3 bonds/month.
Savings Account0.05% (Interest yield of average US Savings Account)

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Bonds onlySteady 9–10%/yr growth
Bonds + Round-UpsRound-up your everyday purchases to the nearest dollar. Once your round-ups reach $10, you automatically purchase a bond — typically about 3 bonds/month.
Savings Account0.05% (Interest yield of average US Savings Account)

Your plan

Illustrative only, not a guarantee of future results. Worthy Wealth Housing Bonds pay 9% annually in years 1–3 and 10% annually in years 4–5, compounded annually, with a 3-year minimum hold; bonds are sold in $10 increments. The 0.05% savings APY shown is a general market reference, not tied to any specific institution. Required amounts are rounded up to the nearest $10 bond. Consult the offering circular before investing.

Every investor is different - but everyone is worthy of building a brighter financial future!

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Disclaimer: This information does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy securities in any jurisdiction where such offer or sale is not permitted. All information is subject to change, and investors should conduct their own due diligence. Past performance of our operating partners is not indicative of future results. All investments involve risks, including loss of principal. 

* As of October 2025