Risk Disclaimer
Last updated 1 July 2026
Please read this carefully
All investing carries risk. You can get back less than you put in, and in some cases you can lose your entire investment. Nothing on this platform is a promise of profit. The points below spell out what that means.
Investments carry risk
Every investment on this platform involves risk. Markets move up and down for reasons no one can fully predict. Before investing, make sure you understand that the value of your investment can fall as well as rise.
Returns are not guaranteed
We never guarantee returns, profit, income or the safety of your capital. Any target yield, projected return or estimated annual range is exactly that — an estimate. Actual results may be higher, lower, or negative.
Past performance does not predict future results
Any historical figures or illustrative charts show what happened in the past. They are not a reliable indicator of what will happen next. Do not assume that past gains will continue.
Digital assets are highly volatile
Digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum can move sharply in a very short time. They can be affected by factors that are difficult to foresee. Treat any allocation to digital assets as higher-risk, and size it accordingly.
Stocks can lose value
The value of company shares depends on many things, including company performance and the wider economy. Individual stocks and whole sectors can fall in value, sometimes significantly.
Projected yields are estimates
Where we show a projected yield range, it is based on assumptions about the underlying assets. Real returns depend on real markets and will differ. Calculator outputs are illustrations only and do not account for fees or taxes.
Consider your own circumstances
Only you know your full financial situation, goals and comfort with risk. Consider these carefully, and only invest money you can afford to leave invested for the plan’s duration.
This is not personalised financial advice
The information on this platform is general in nature. It does not take your personal circumstances into account and should not be treated as personalised financial advice unless we have explicitly stated otherwise in writing.
Seek professional advice where appropriate
If you are unsure whether an investment is right for you, consider speaking with a qualified, independent financial adviser before making a decision. Taking advice is a sensible step, not a sign of inexperience.
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