US Savings Bonds

Archive for November, 2005

Question: For an EE savings bond issued in 1991 for $100 can anyone estimate its value at maturity in 2021?

I do know the original cost is half the denomination. They must mature at more than face value, because I have a $50 bond whose current value is $63.20 and a $75 bond whose current value is $94.81. These do not mature until 2021.

Answer: It’s been awhile since I dealt with these, but if I recall correctly, EE Bonds are zero coupon which means you buy them at about 50% discount, and they mature at Face Value.

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Question: any way to know how much my us Savings Bonds are worth?

i have two us Savings Bonds both $250 and they are almost 20yrs
i currently am in the middle of looking for them since i moved or else i could use the number to find out. is there any way to know est.
i know theres a way to find out online but you need the numbers and without the bonds i havn’t got the numbers

Answer: http://www.treasurydirect.gov/BC/SBCPrice

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Question: I lost my savings bond. Any way I can still use it?

My Papa purchased a savings bond for me and we are looking to cash it in. He lost the actual document but is there any way we can still use the savings bond? Like can the government give out new authorization?

Answer: To replace a missing savings bond, or request its redemption, please complete form PDF 1048, available on the Bureau of the Public Debt’s web site at http://www.treasurydirect.gov/NC/FoRMSHome?FormType=SBF&site=indiv#Reissue%20Forms

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