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What about Citibank's wealth management products?
In order to make the majority of netizens no longer be fooled and recognize the true face of Citigroup's financial management, I came to this post bar to post. I am a man of faith, and I speak with my conscience. I have never lied. Today is February 6, 20 14. I saved 1 12000 yuan to Citi for half a year. I bought all the funds and the manager seemed sincere. It won't lose money. I don't think the interest rate is much higher than that of other banks. There should be no loss. Now it seems that I was naive at that time. I put such a little money, and I lost 8000 yuan in less than half a year plus the handling fee. The manager keeps saying that it will pick up in the near future. Wait a minute. The result fell again and again. It fell 1000 yuan in two days today. It's not a dozen points of high-interest financial management. How can it lose so much in a short time? The manager explained to me that it fell as a percentage of the principal, meaning that the more you save, the more you lose! ! Decided to take it out decisively next week and never pay attention to that financial manager again. Really unreliable! The point is, when we lost more than 5,000 yuan, we occasionally found it on our online banking. Every month, he calls us to inform us that "the interest has been repaid". Why not say that the principal has lost thousands? Isn't this a lie? I have no professional ethics. I don't notice when I lose money, but when I pay interest. I'm depressed, so I just told you for a few days. So far, I don't believe what he said. Even if I buy a lesson, I also advise the majority of netizens not to buy Citi's wealth management if nothing happens. If you really want to open an account and go abroad conveniently, just deposit it on a fixed or current basis!

Last week, my husband said to wait until the interest of this period came out (65438+February 14). As a result, it fell by two points in a few days. He just called the financial manager and asked him how much he had fallen at most. His answer is classic, saying, "The bank's responsibility is to inform customers of compulsory redemption when the principal falls to 10. If it does not redeem, the bank has no responsibility. " I wonder, if I redeem it according to your request, will you be responsible? It is also irresponsible, that is to say, they only have the responsibility to inform, or wait until you fall and become disabled. With only 6.4% interest, the customer has to bear the risk of 10% principal loss. Why didn't you say anything when signing the contract? It's really a group of senior liars who say which fool will sign!