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March 8th, 2010
zachleez asked:
When I was a baby or young child my aunts and uncles would get me Illinois College Savings Bonds I believe I have like 1,000 in savings. i am now 18, i asked my parents were they are they said they dont know and there should be a site online probably were you can enter your ss. How can I get this money? I am 18 now, also does it have to be used towards college or could i buy a laptop for college with it? what if my parents cashed them?
Bradley Mandich
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March 6th, 2010
Carson asked:
I got a $50 savings bond and I have no idea what the heck it is. I got it a couple of years ago and just found it in my wallet. Does this mean I get $50? I’m 13 and a little confused. Thanks for the help!
Elliott Caffarel
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March 5th, 2010
D-Unit asked:
i need money bad
im out of school, and half of them are matured.
im out of school, and half of them are matured. i need money because the stupid ***** im with is preg. and want’s the kid. she is 18 and lives in the ghetto
im working a full time job and a part time job, i am trying to save up for automotive certification. don’t tell me to get a job.
Keenan Masella
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March 4th, 2010
Kathy S asked:
My husband knows he had a savings bond from when he was young and has no idea where it is.Is there somewhere he can call or write to check and see if he can get a replacement?
Isaac Knight
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March 3rd, 2010
nic b asked:
I found a square peice of paper, a savings bond with an american flag on the right side of it, and it says that $100 was purchased for me by my grandmom and will be forwarded to me from the federal reserve bank. I’m pretty sure I got this at least 10 or so years ago when I was very young. Can i just take this to a bank and get $100 or what?
Felipe Zappavigna
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March 2nd, 2010
SBTaxQuestion asked:
I am a college student with no job (and thus no income). Normally I would not file taxes. I have some savings bonds that I would like to cash, but I am wondering if I would need to file taxes and pay taxes on the bonds, even though I normally would not file taxes.
Clayton Almarza
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March 1st, 2010
hendrixfanhawaii asked:
I have a lot of U.S. savings bonds that I’ve received as gifts over the years. How do I go about cashing them? Do I just take it to a bank? If I don’t have an account with a certain bank, is there any type of wait period?
Vikki Sowash
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March 1st, 2010
firefenix05 asked: I got a $50 savings bond from some folks after I graduated high school. I looked up what it is worth today which isn’t a whole lot. About $27 and change…
I understand that one day it will mature and be worth $50…but does it continue to mature after that? Like if I left it alone until I was an old man would it be worth $100? It seems like I’ve heard of old savings bonds being worth a ton of money…so what am I missing here?
Marin Safar
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February 28th, 2010
sometimes I’m too nice asked:
Last year I cashed in 640 dollars in savings bonds. How much will I have to pay in taxes on them?
Ty Taruc
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February 27th, 2010
Bears Fan asked:
and what series are better?
Jana Tritle
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