As long as investing in wealth management products is risky, the answer is yes. Lifelong Bao is a financial management tool launched by Tian Tian Fund. Users deposit money into a lifelong treasure, which is equivalent to buying a preferred money fund.

The specific risks are as follows:

1. Money market risk: Futures Bao invests in money funds. All investments have certain risks, and there is no guarantee that they will be profitable. In theory, there is still the possibility of losing money.

2. Incomplete proof of capital investment: In the process of purchasing this fund, investors did not explicitly inform the fund of investment, and there was no risk warning during the purchase process. After purchasing this fund, there is no proof of fund share purchase provided by the fund company.

3. Exaggerated publicity misleads investors: In the publicity of the current treasure, only the highest income is seen, and the lowest income is not suggested, so there will be exaggerated publicity funds. The so-called capital preservation, high yield and no risk may mislead investors.

4. Operational risk of cash pool: Similar to similar products (such as Yu 'ebao), the live treasure is funded by Oriental Wealth and redeemed in real time. If there is a "money shortage" in the capital market, it may cause huge fluctuations in the cash flow of the Eastern Fortune Network. If it exceeds its repayment ability, the redemption of funds will become a problem.