Archive for June, 2009
Savings Bonds Stolen
June 30th, 2009
Question: simple bond question?
I lost my EE savings bond and was told to fill out the Lost Savings Bond/ stolen savings bond forms and mail them to the U.S treasury, which I did. They are supposed to re-issue a check to me through mail with the value of the bonds that I had lost on it.
Does anyone know how long it will take to recieve that check?
Answer: 6-10 weeks.
The amount you receive will be different from face value.
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Us Savings Bonds Series Ee Maturity
June 28th, 2009
Question: Is it bad to redeem Savings Bonds early?
I have two US Savings Bonds (EE Series). The final maturity date is in 2023. Would it be bad to redeem them now?
Answer: You cannot redeem them for 1 year after purchase, and there is a penalty (loss of several month’s interest) is you redeem before 5 years.
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Us Savings Bonds Ee Interest Rate
June 25th, 2009
Question: Us Savings Bond Return in 30 years?
Let say I buy a $100, Series EE Savings Bond today. The fixed interest rate is 3.7%. What is my return in 30 years?
Answer: To answer your quesion, a $100 EE bond earning 3.7%, compounded semi-annually for 30 years will be worth $300.37
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