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I cannot adequately express my deep disappointment with this broker. Their refusal to process my withdrawal has left me furious and thoroughly dissatisfied. This experience has been nothing short of a nightmare, as I was unable to retrieve my funds. I feel compelled to share my frustrations to warn others and prevent them from facing the same distressing situation. Despite adhering to all their procedures and providing the required documentation, they unjustifiably withheld my funds, displaying nothing but arrogance. However, I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to PARADIGM RECOVERY and here’s exceptional team. Your remarkable efforts have been a beacon of hope, and I will continue to share your good works as long as I live.You can contact via Email: paradigmrecoveryfirm@gmail.com WhatsApp: +…..1….. (731) …….747……..1025
Asked by Richard. (4 days ago)
What do you think about ISEC WM and why did you choose this company among many others?
Asked by Andrea Wolff (1 month ago)
Does anybody know, in what assets Isec Wm invest the funds, to ensure less risky and long-term profitable portfolio?
Asked by Daniel (2 months ago)
I wonder if cryptocurrency portfolio can be managed or included here for my profit?
Asked by V_Minas (3 months ago)
Unfortunately, at this moment, cryptocurrencies are not included in the list of instruments they invest in. You can check the list of the instrument they invest in on their website, and it is the following: Corporate bonds, Government bonds, Fixed Income (debt instruments that provide fixed returns e.g. interest payment), and Equities. I am not entirely sure that investing in cryptocurrencies is a smart decision to be considered at all. You know cryptos are highly volatile and extremely unpredictable digital assets, and if one of the main goals of wealth management services is to protect your capital, I wonder who will be brave enough to include these assets into an investment portfolio.
Answered by Damyan Radkov (3 months ago)
Do I have to be involved in the management of my ISEC account?
Asked by Alex Lavaud (5 months ago)
That's the best part, you don't. Otherwise, there would be no rea son to use Isec, you would just do all the balancing yourself. This service is for people who want to save time plus maybe gain 5-10% additional profit compared to bank service. But still, for me they gave me all the info about bonds/stocks that I have invested in, and they send updates on it too.
Answered by Sigurd H. (5 months ago)
It`s up to you, but I recommend just trusting the professionals, who know which assets to invest your money in for long-term successful portfolio management.
Answered by Gregoire (4 months ago)
What is the best option to pick if I want to save about 50k euros from 20k today, maybe in 5-7 years or so, with some extra savings from salary?
Asked by Lamberto Marini (6 months ago)
Well, I guess real estate or stock markets because in real estate without a hassle the prices always appreciate just pick a good locationfor great turn while for stock markets, EFTS and index funds usually bring back 7-10% return annually.
Answered by Bartels (6 months ago)
Is ISEC Wealth Management a Ponzi Schème?
Asked by EgbertSchulz (6 months ago)
I really want to know why you would think such but it’s nice you asked. It showed you were having doubts which is normal when you are dealing with money and emotions. Well I have known ISEC Wealth Management and I haven’t heard of any dubious operations and also they haven’t changed names in the last decade they’ve been operating. It’s all legit and you can check their website or call their staff for more information about them so you will be more clarified.
Answered by Nagy Erik (6 months ago)
What portfolio in ISEC WM is great for someone who likes to take risks but also keeps it moderate?
Asked by Basilio P (8 months ago)
hm... choose stable, growth or balanced, these are those portfolios with average risks but good potentially yield. don't look at adventurous, and also exclude conservative :)
Answered by Adelbert Schwarz (8 months ago)
I'm almost sure that Balanced one corresponds to your parameters more than the others. But if you're not sure, you don't have to worry about it. When you start interacting with this company, you will have a consultation with their consultant. He will help you choose the most optimal model. These guys know their job and you will really like the choice. Trust my experience.
Answered by Vladislav Zhelev (7 months ago)
Do you invest in cryptocurrencies like BTC or ETH?
Asked by Eric Arnold (9 months ago)
Friend, I may be wrong, but they only use such reliable assets as Corporate bonds, Government bonds, Shares and so on. Although there is a possibility that cryptocurrencies are among the assets.
Answered by Oliver Fazekas (9 months ago)
Ummm, I am not part of their company but I do not think that they invest in BTC or ETH. They are incredibly volatile, and they probably avoid that kind of risk, even for the adventurous portfolios.
Answered by Primo D. (9 months ago)
Question to ISEC Wealth Management: If the adventurous model brings the most profit, why would there be other options?
Asked by Zlaten Mladenov (9 months ago)
Profit and risk go hand in hand! There are people who would choose a more conservative approach, with less risk over higher profits. High profits are not everyone’s priority.
Answered by Timo (9 months ago)
If I'm a total noob in the investment sphere, would they cooperate with me or do I need to have any knowledge about trading or investments?
Asked by Filip Tsvetkov (11 months ago)
They are actually perfect for you, because they will set you up with a personal wealth manager to discuss the strategies for long-term growth, and what you ultimately want out of your investments.
Answered by Giulio Ferrara (10 months ago)
What assets do ISEC WM invest their clients funds in and are they safe?
Asked by Balog Roland (1 year ago)
Various assets bro, from government bonds to stocks of various companies. Afaik they even keep money in fixed income securities. Everything depends on your goals and chosen portfolio.
Answered by Kevin Varga (10 months ago)
Which portfolio is suitable for me to save money for university?
Asked by Gregor Radomirov (1 year ago)
It depends on how much time you have before being enrolled :) The more time you have, the less risky portfolio you can choose, since it will help to save up money quicker and get some profit.
Answered by Nordin Feh (1 year ago)
That’s your goal. To create a suitable portfolio, you should inform your account manager about that, and also about your risk preferences and the upfront investment. Crating portfolios is their job.
Answered by Lars h. (11 months ago)
do they only invest in safe stuff like bonds? what if I love risky instruments and investments?
Asked by Lucas (1 year ago)
if you love risky instruments, then pay attention to the ultimate portfolio with the maximum possible potential yield and the riskiest set of assets inside. as for bonds, then, yeah, if you are more about calm and consistent investments, then the very first portfolio is charatcerized by having the biggest percentage of safe assets such as bonds and fixed income securities. in this regard, ISEC WM offers really a big spectrum of opportunities to cater to the needs of many people.
Answered by Mihaly (1 year ago)
Of course, nope, buddy. They can also invest in equities with high returns and it depends on your risk tolerance. You just need to submit an application and they will get in touch with you.
Answered by Muzio C. (1 year ago)
What do you think of their range of portfolios, which one seems to be the optimal one?
Asked by Szilveszter (1 year ago)
Definitely Adventurous is the most appealing portfolio for me. ? Yeah, yeah, because of the yield I can potentially gain. I am not afraid of taking excessive risks and I fully trust these guys.
Answered by Canziano (1 year ago)
for me its definitely the growth model portfolio. dunno about the others but it hits my sweet spot. less risk? not good enough for me. more risk? not reasonable for me.
Answered by Pap Barna (1 year ago)
You just said it... the balanced model is... the most balanced, lol. I guess that is wh they created it. For me, I'd say you should talk to their team, because it is mostly dependent on your goals.
Answered by Fietje Stamm (1 year ago)
Can I liquidate my positions or the whole portfolio here quickly If I wanted to?
Asked by Ingemar M-n (1 year ago)
No you can’t. All you can do is to close your account. Portfolio manager will liquidate it himself, as far as I’m concerned.
Answered by Damian Bota (1 year ago)
Can I withdraw my money at any time, or do I have to hold it for a certain period as stated in the terms and conditions document that you signed?
Asked by Severino F (1 year ago)
Yes, you can make a withdrawal at any time, without penalties whatsoever.
Answered by Cathair MacNiallais (1 year ago)
As far as I know you can withdraw your money at any time. But I don't think this is a situation that will happen often. I'm sure you won't be in a hurry.
Answered by Dustin (1 year ago)
How long does it take to work with ISEC WM? Is it like time-constrained or you can work with them for a long time if you want to keep your portfolio there?
Asked by Vass Levente (1 year ago)
As far as I know, the contract is automatically renewed every year. Therefore you can grow your portfolio for as long as you please.
Answered by Matz Kunstler (1 year ago)
They seem to be reliable, but do they really bring 12% of annual yield? I ain't know...
Asked by Nicola (1 year ago)
You know, judging by fact that ISEC WM has all proof of reliability, I trust these values. It looks like investment profitability is really of that size.
Answered by Vilgot (1 year ago)
Well, the answer is yes... they do. However, it depends on the market situation.
Answered by Viktor H (1 year ago)
How much money do I need to invest to have a $ 1,000 monthly return?
Asked by Magyar Viktor (1 year ago)
Actually ISEC wealth management investing portfolios don’t count this way. If you use the ISEC investment calculator, you won’t see any monthly incomes because investing doesn’t imply monthly payments. You can withdraw money from the account at any time you want. But that would be a suboptimal solution from the investing perspective. but if I’d answer your question I’d say more than $50,000 considering the cumulative effect of portfolio yield.
Answered by Mario M (1 year ago)
Do these guys take any commisions for their service?
Asked by Arne (1 year ago)
There are no fees for account opening and exit at ISEC WM. As the industry standard, they take fees for portfolio set-up and management, but they are lower relative to the industry standard. only a 0,5% for portfolio set up and 0,625% for portfolio management. The performance fee (success fee) is pretty standard to the industry average as well, but they it only when they make you money.
Answered by Ezio Marotta (1 year ago)
What information do you think is vital before pouring my money into this company?
Asked by Harald M (1 year ago)
First of all, I recommend that you determine the amount you feel comfortable investing in this company. This is necessary in order to calculate the potential income more accurately.
Answered by Phillipp Hersh (1 year ago)
How can I determine if my investment plan with ISEC WM is succeeding or needs to be updated?
Asked by Albin Forsberg (1 year ago)
That's a good question. Because a person who does not have special knowledge can hardly understand this and moreover hardly knows how to change the structure of an investment portfolio correctly and effectively. But we don't need to worry about that. ISEC themselves analyze the profitability of the portfolio and make rebalancing if necessary.
Answered by Ignace C (1 year ago)
Can someone tell me how wealth management companies are regulated and if ISEC WM is regulated?
Asked by Fabio G (2 years ago)
For sure they are but not everywhere. It can vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Every country is regulating by its own!
Answered by Helder (1 year ago)
When it comes to regulations of Wealth Management companies you should see them as a normal brokerage company. While their services are totally different from the services brokerage firms provide, they have one thing in common - both are engaged in trading. And when it comes to trading, all companies need to be regulated according to the country they operate. This includes wealth management companies as well. So in short, they are regulated by the same financial authorities. Specifically for ISEC WM, the address of the company is in Cyprus, and understandably they have a licence to operate in the business from the Cyprus security and exchange commission / CYSEC.
Answered by Mason de Bruijn (1 year ago)
How does the company assure me of my funds safety?
Asked by Pietro Benedetti (2 years ago)
As far as I know, this company has a number of services and tools that ensure the safety of customers' money. In addition, I have never heard of ISEC WM ever having a problem with security.
Answered by Gunnar Persson (2 years ago)
To begin with, they work with professional banks to ensure that, they have security measures and policies in place to make sure that nothing gets lost. They also have an investor compensation fund to compensate any unwanted losses of money for their retail clients, you can check the company documents on their website, it is all carefully laid out in their terms and conditions, risk disclosures and policies.
Answered by Asier S (1 year ago)
Do I need to consider U.S. banking issues before I start investing in ISEC WM?
Asked by Odhran (2 years ago)
You can definitely take it up to the company if you have very narrow and specific questions like this. I am sure they will revert back to you in satisfying detail. I am sure there's nothing wrong with that, but, if you are referring to a certain article in the regulation or a particular point, feel free to shoot an e-mail to office@is-wm.com
Answered by Ottone Mancini (2 years ago)
Is there a specific level of education or any other prerequisite that I need to fulfill in order to be eligible to become a client here?
Asked by Roan (2 years ago)
Of course, you are to be aware of some basic fundamentals that are inherent to this scope of activity. Anyways, you shouldn't bother about lack of knowledge a lot, because specialists from this company help all the clients regardless of their education levels. They can help you in managing your funds, and do it for a symbolic fee.
Answered by Daniel Ferrara (2 years ago)
No, there is not. You can apply to the services of this company if you have zero to none knowledge about the financial world and the world of investing. Actually, I would say that for those people who are not very sophisticated in this sphere, it is even more beneficial.For one simple reason, they will get new knowledge about the topic from the ISEC managers and consultants. It’s some type of financial education from the ISEC experts.
Answered by Kent Bolander (2 years ago)
How is a success fee calculated here, are there any pitfalls or maybe specific details?
Asked by Milan KK (2 years ago)
I might be mistaken and it's better to find out by applying to customer support, but in fact success fee here is levied here by quarter. Everything depends on how long you are planning to cooperate with this company. In fact, 20% success fee per quarter from the accumulated funds is nothing, believe me. The company does everything to make wealth management convenient for you. These guys don't plan to rob you, they are striving to help you to accumulate as much wealth as you want.
Answered by Beppe Ermanno (2 years ago)
Can I withdraw money at any time here?
Asked by Arsenio (2 years ago)
Yes, you can withdraw money whenever you wish.
Answered by Herr Baumann (2 years ago)
Not only that, ISEC will give you MasterCard card for free to make your withdrawals even more comfortable. That’s one of the distinguishing traits of the company from other similar private wealth management entities.
Answered by Nuno (2 years ago)
What is the best amount to invest if I have no investment experience at all?
Asked by Jean-Louis (2 years ago)
The best amount depends on your income and savings at the moment. If you for instance, have a sufficient funds that you accumulated during the last years, then you can afford a bigger initial sum. $10,000 will allow you to feel comfortable even in the first period of investing with ISEC. Otherwise follow the minimum depo of the company and invest $1000. Gradually you can build up your portfolio value to some appropriate extent by depositing smaller amounts regularly. Let’s say $500 a month or every couple of weeks.
Answered by Vorin (2 years ago)
Without any investing experience I wouldn’t recommend anything but the minimum required sum. It would be quite unreasonable to start with a bigger amount as you don’t even know what to expect. Of course the company’s managers would explain to you all the peculiarities of this enterprise, I’m sure. But try to keep it conservative in the beginning, with both initial deposit and portfolio chosen.
Answered by Bastian (2 years ago)
What is rebalancing of a protfolio?
Asked by Niko Salonen (2 years ago)
As far as I understood it means that experts from this company can help you to recoup the assets included in your portfolio, in order to diversify/minimise risks. They act strictly in the interests of their clients, hence they always can help in case your portfolio is too risky for a current situation on the market. They are professionals in rebalancing portfolios, so you can be sure that nothing scary will happen to your assets.
Answered by Thibaut (2 years ago)
That's a nice question. ISEC WM tends to rebalance the portfolio depending on the market situation. They get rid of the assets that either have high risks, or low liquidity and change them over the ones that are distinguished by a higher liquiity and hence increased proftability. They thoroughly watch for making your portfolio balanced in terms of risk/reward ratio.
Answered by Hannu H. (2 years ago)
Anyone could help me please, how does the company manage the portfolio? What steps and how can I be sure that they do it professionally?
Asked by Reinis G. (2 years ago)
If you have any doubts concerning wealth management, then you should open an account and test it on your own. How can you trust reviews, boy? You open an account, deposit a recommended sum and choose the portfolio which is more preferable for your and suit your temper and investing style. Experts from this company help you to manage this portfolio and bring profits. Finally, you pay them for their work. Simple scheme. Nothing difficult.
Answered by Jonosch Ziegler (2 years ago)
To begin with, have a talk with an ISEC wealth management consultant. I assume they can define your needs, goals and your financial abilities from the get go.
Answered by Geraldo (2 years ago)
Do investors have access to their funds once they make accounts managed by ISEC WM?
Asked by Hans Lundin (3 years ago)
Sure. When you open an account and trust experts from this company to help you to create a nice investment portfolio you still have the access. You are the only owner of the account and the only keeper of your funds. They just help you to sort out in investing and that's it.
Answered by Quilfluke (2 years ago)
Of course, they have access to their accounts.
Answered by Nicolas M. (2 years ago)
Hello there! I would like to know what is the minimum deposit ammount I can use to start trading here?
Asked by Hans Wagner (3 years ago)
You can start from 1000 USD, but the amount of money to investing in any assets portfolio should be free deposit (meaning not need to use it for the period of investments) This is the main rule in investing to feel comfortable.
Answered by Alberto Bravo (3 years ago)
Is ISEC WM earnings is bigger than the banks in the long term?
Asked by Massimo Martini (3 years ago)
I had been thinking and reading for a long time. Already decided to deposit some currency in banks, but began a difficult situation with the coronavirus. That is why I postponed deposits and began to think what to do? On the one hand, it is very convenient. Money on deposit, interest for life, and the deposit can be replenished with this interest. As the result, welfare grows. On the other hand - huge risks: restrictions on deposit placement, risk of conversion into the national currency, risk of deposit freezing, taxes on deposits. Everything was complicated by the fact that business was ruined, there were no prospects, and income from the deposit would be handy. Plus, interest rates in some reliable European banks are now very low, and sometimes even negative. Then I invested some of the money in websites and other assets, but they did not bring me tangible income. As a result, on the advice of a friend, I invested part of the money in the purchase of an investment portfolio from ISEC WM company. And you know, the income obtained here is very decent... From 8 to 12% per annum. So my answer is only investing!
Answered by Barram (3 years ago)
I also went through a similar cycle with my money, from leaving it in the bank to poor purchases before finding ISEC. This is what I needed.
Answered by Alan (2 years ago)
Tell me the most unique option for an investment portfolio in the company ISEC WM?
Asked by Felix Holm (3 years ago)
I think it's an opportunity to choose an investment model according your real goals, not just for saving money to save even more money...
Answered by Robert Scott (3 years ago)
What is the point of investing your money in ISEC WM, if you can find the same amount of interest with some index ETF?
Asked by Eemeli Itkonen (3 years ago)
Well, ETFs are not a panacea, actually. You will still have to balance your portfolio and if you don't know anything about that, your investing will be full of risks and losses. ISEC WM is a full-stack portfolio management, so that you don't need to worry about all these concepts connected with long-term investing.
Answered by Fillndor (3 years ago)
When I just started to be interested in investments, I was interested in how an investor company can find out future profits and I have a question, how ISEC WM can know that I will have 9-10% refunds if I choose a conservative investment model?
Asked by Bohumil Lavička (3 years ago)
Investment models follow mathematical models and quantitative indicators. Market data is used as the basis for the mathematical model. They follow models that define asset classes based on mathematics and the client-investor profile. For example, if you have a conservative model, they define asset classes and choose instruments accordingly.
Answered by Rudolfo Rossi (3 years ago)
Do you think ISEC WM offers advice on building an investment portfolio structure with maximum profit?
Asked by Sven Raab (3 years ago)
managers here can find the right ratio of assets in the portfolio that fit your goals and risk tolerance. Of course, taking into account the risks involved, they will offer you the best investment portfolio in terms of profitability. They will determine the time horizon, goal and returns you want. The greater is the profit target, the greater the risks will be.
Answered by Jirkar Remes (3 years ago)
Tell me, I can receive information about what is happening with the assets of my investment portfolio??
Asked by Lubomír Fišer (3 years ago)
Yes, there’s a possibility to control your assets. You can also consult the company’s experts to timely rebuild your portfolio to adapt to quickly changing market conditions.
Answered by Johan Eide (3 years ago)
At any time you can monitor the statistics of your portfolio.
Answered by PerAnd (2 years ago)
I am thinking about investing with ISEC WM. I was recommended it by my friends. I am going to invest my savings here. What kind of return can an investment portfolio bring?
Asked by Jim Hermans (3 years ago)
Of course, first of all, everything will depend on the goals you want to achieve and according to your goals ISEC WM managers will make your investment portfolio. Even if investments have 100% risk, investors apply an ancient technique that reduces risks to zero. Diversification helps reduce such risks due to the fact that the investor invests money not in a single asset, but assembles a portfolio of many different exchange instruments, which have little connection with each other. Given the charts of many companies, even with a conservative strategy, individual stocks can yield more than 200% annually, and a portfolio serves as a risk control. On average, a portfolio yields between 5 and 20% per annum, but this is all individual. The formation of the investment portfolio of the conservative part of the capital is carried out as responsibly as possible, because in the worst case scenario it is this part that will help maintain a positive balance on the account. First place will be occupied by government bonds, the chance of default of which is close to zero. The fee for the guarantees will be their low yield, which is roughly 5-6% per annum.
Answered by Vince Van den Bossche (3 years ago)
Which risk-mitigation efforts ISEC WM makes to protect my funds?
Asked by Juraj Mydlo (3 years ago)
ISEC WM allocates your funds in the fixed-income market mainly. Government bonds represent the most stable asset class with the lowest fluctuations, so the risks are minimal. You can contact the investment firm to double-check the issue and get consultations.
Answered by Robert Stanekova (3 years ago)
Please explain how this company differs from other wealth management offer? Will I be making trading decisions myself or not?
Asked by Martin Kovachich (3 years ago)
The firm has tailored portfolios, which means it suits your initial goals and risk tolerance. You have to make some decisions in the beginning, but later the funds are managed for you. That's it.
Answered by Justin Beck (3 years ago)
Can I select abroad companies to buy shares in my investment portfolio with ISEC WM?
Asked by Amin Kail (3 years ago)
Of course you can. You will be offered shares of companies of different levels and all over the world. Of course, those companies are listed on stock exchanges.
Answered by Costin Balan (3 years ago)
What stocks can I buy if I only have a deposit of $ 1000?
Asked by Mariusz (4 years ago)
The ISEC WM company will consult you in the scope of building a balanced portfolio for your investment. You can choose from fixed-income securities, conservative and alternative stocks in many sectors.
Answered by Raymond Pires (3 years ago)
How do I get started with ISEC Wealth Management?
Asked by Carlos Simoes (4 years ago)
In fact, ISEC Wealth Management is very easy to start. Everything is written in detail on the company's website. You can make a deposit, which by the way is at least $ 1000, after you register on the site. When the money comes to the ISEC WM account, the manager will contact you to start the procedure for creating your investment portfolio.
Answered by B.Saunders (4 years ago)