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February 8th, 2010
Adam asked:
Can I cash my savings bonds at my local bank? Their EE Bonds so the value isn’t going to go up much at all anymore. Do I have to cash them at a National Bank?
Melda Beeler
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February 7th, 2010
CSULB asked: im a teen, and im looking into buying some savings bonds with some of my savings for when im older
im looking for one with a high interest rate
information on any kind of savings bond, actually, would be good
also, do u have any bad experiences with savings bonds?
do you recommend them?
thank you!!!
Gordon
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Personal Finance |
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February 6th, 2010
chisef asked:
I won a savings bond through a private school’s benefit and was wondering if I have to pay taxes on that winning if it is in the form of a bond. I have the option to get it in cash winnings, so would I have to pay taxes for that also?
Ricardo
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United States |
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February 6th, 2010
jaklyn_23 asked:
I have two EE savings bonds, one is 8 yrs old and the other is 5 yrs old. I went on the savings bond website and they are not worth much right now ( interest is really low like 1.20%) Do you think I should cash them and in and buy an I bond or just wait it out. Im not financial savvy when it comes to stuff like this?
Shaina Hotalen
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Personal Finance |
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February 4th, 2010
gofish asked:
These bonds don’t mature(stop earning interest) until 2020- 2023. They’re earning 4%, not bad for now. I’m thinking best to hold as long as possible. I really don’t want to cash as that would bump taxable income and could mess things up with other matters to be considered.So do I hold and take the 4%, or can I do better.
Just looking for thoughts from anyone with some knowledge . Thanks!
Micheal Rieske
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Investing |
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February 3rd, 2010
BillF asked: In the 90’s, I purchased US Savings bonds because I was told that the interest would be tax free, if the proceeds were used to pay college tuition.
Where would I look for further information - yes daughter is in college and tuition bills are coming.
I think it made a difference if the bonds were purchased in my name or her name. They were purchased in her name.
Thanks
Carmela Knavel
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United States |
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February 2nd, 2010
Ashley asked:
My husband is almost certain that his father cashed the savings bonds his grandparents bought him as a child. If so, does he have any legal action and what is a good way of approaching his grandparents about this sensitive issue?
Osvaldo Klimaszewski
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Family |
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February 1st, 2010
cassiesayywhatt asked:
I have a couple of savings bonds that I would like to cash but I don’t have a drivers license. Would I be able to use my birth certificate as a form of i.d.?
Robyn Lapinsky
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January 29th, 2010
alenka asked:
If you notice that all other forms of financial investment have increased from 1994 to 1997 EXCEPT savings bonds, which remain the same at this time, what conclusions can you draw about the rate of return in 1997?
Loyce Ochiai
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Personal Finance |
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January 28th, 2010
gods_rap asked:
My 7 month old son is about to start receiving savings bonds for Christmas and Birthdays from his Godparents. Is it better to keep the savings bonds in our safety deposit box, or put them in a 529 account?
Pilar Grochmal
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Investing |
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