Savings Bonds-US Savings Bonds

jOH asked:


My parents had gotten like 10 savings bonds for their god child. Well these savings bonds were to be sent to my parents, because it was under theirs and the god childs name. Then we would send it to the god child. These savings bond would be sent to us like once every month or so. well we ended up giving the god child about 7 of the 10. they moved and we had the three. Well we have been going through a little financial trouble and we wanted to cash in the 3 savings bonds that we had. the thing is we lost them. Is there anyway we can get them back without affecting the 7 that our god child has. I know the government has a website for it and i requested a form i just wanted to know if we could cash just 3 without taking our god childs 7?

Judy Gullace

yea shawty! asked:


I have one $50 and one $100. It was issued October 2001 and the date is 11-02-2001… How much is it worth and how do I cash it? Thanks Its a series I (i) bond

Darby Bennison

Smirutka asked:


A relative purchased TWO savings bonds a while ago… Each one was purchased for $100.

Can they be cashed in, even if they are not matured? If so, how much money would she be able to get for each one?

I really have no clue how these things work. So therefore, I have no clue what to suggest to her.

Thanks

Jacquline Florencio

B asked:


if my mom bought a savings bond when I was 1 now Im 17 years old how much money I can get? and how much interest it goes up every year?

Lucio Newson

Samantha asked:


I have a bunch of Series EE savings bonds and want to cash them soon. I’m assuming I do need to fill out the back, but I don’t want to before I’m sure. Also, I wasn’t sure if I need to do it at the bank or whatever or if I can show up with them already filled out.

Thanks!
Main thing: Can I fill them out now or do I need to wait til I’m at the bank or whatever?

Geoffrey Eckles

Chris asked:


Hello, I got a $200 savings bond when I was born in January 5th, 1993. I am now 15 and am wondering how long I have to wait before I can cash the bond and get the FULL 200 dollars and not 100 plus the interest? Thanks.

Layne Leming

transformerzdealer asked:


and use the proceeds to pay my wife’s student loans off and not have to pay interest next year to the feds? We are filing a joint return.
its a $12,000 loan, bond worth $12,000

Kiyoko Hollister

Erica F asked:


So right now I am 20 and my father has all of my savings bonds of which he is refusing to give me.

I guess my question is whether or not he actually is legally able to keep them away from me because he is the co-signer? My grandmother has been issuing them in my name every christmas and birthday since I was 2, so my name is the main one on the bonds, with my father’s as the co-signer. I have heard that because his name is on them they are legally his and I have no say. Is this true? Or because I am no longer a minor and they are in my name are they solely mine to have? Can he choose to cash them if he wishes without my consent?
Also
- He has not supported me for over 5 years
- I do not want to cash them, I just don’t want him to have this control over me. I do not want to have to call him to beg for money that is mine if I run into a hard time and need to cash one or two.
- I am in college, have a job, and support myself 100%

And ideas about how to get them back?

Selene Ziernicki

Neicy asked:


I have a savings bond that had a final maturity date as of Feb. 2009. I am just wondering if I should cash it in or will it continue to gain interest?

Beau Naples

cj asked:


Ok, so I need to open a savings account at Bank Atlantic.
Problem is, I’m not 18 yet and I cannot involve my mom. I’m not going to go into detail, but I can assure you that I’m not doing anything illegal and it is, in fact, my money that I want to put in my account. So that’s my first question– can I open an account as a minor without parental consent? Second, how do I go about putting my savings bonds in the bank account? Are there any special requirements for me to put them in the account?

Thanks in advance..

Rickie Hohaia