Savings Bonds-US Savings Bonds

rozlyn s asked: an EE savings Bond or an I savings Bond? I am not good at this investing thing. Thank you for your help. I know that if I pay $100 for an EE Bond that the face value can be $200. But this is all confusing. What is the best one to [...]

Stephanie P asked: I have about 2000 dollars in US Savings bonds. All have matured and a few have begun to collect interest. They have all been in my parents safe deposit box. I would like to cash them out and use them to buy a CD as I plan to move to Tampa, FL [...]

noble8fold asked: from 1973. I forgot I had it. Where can I cash it in and I know it’s a really small amount but has it continued to grow in value or did it stop accruing more worth?Darwin Kacerski

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~ESSIE~ asked: My mom and uncle have bonds bought for them by their dad around 1950 but they dont have the paper bonds. Is there a way they can Find and Claim old US Savings Bonds? i dont have my grandfathers SS# but have moms and uncles ss#.Darrel Nevil

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bosco asked: When I was young, my grandma would buy me (and my brothers) US Savings Bonds. I am now a grown man, and I am still holding on to them. Well, I have some home improvements coming up, and I could take out a home equity loan or line of credit to [...]

maxine k asked: purchased at The County Savings and Loan co. in Garretsville OHLon Sine

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Ian P asked: I live near Washington, DC. I recently received a Canadian savings bond that matured. How do I cash the bond in the US / DC?Mercedes Belliveau

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kathyw0728 asked: The saving bond is being purchased for a child. If it matures in say, 7 years, do you just cash it in and buy another one or does it continue to accrue interest until she needs it for school?Beau Naples

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Kristin A asked: My grandmother bought $50 US savings bonds, series EE every year for my birthday when I was growing up. Now I have about 19 bonds and I am 28 years old. Most of the bonds have not matured and are not even worth $50 yet. I asked my banker about them [...]

kim v asked: We have $4,000 we want to keep reasonably liquid as an emergency fund but we’d like to earn the best interest on it that we can without risking losing the principal. The stock market is out–too risky for us. Savings bonds are not liquid enough for us plus interest is [...]