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i was wondering do you have to put the actual paper, that is the savings bonds in to a bank for it to add interest, or does it gain interest on its own? i'm new to this savings bonds thing.
if it does gain interest on its own, how much will i get if my savings bonds was issued MAY 2001, and the amount is 2,000 dollars?
thank you!!!
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dpcarras2007
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savings bonds automatically accrue interest at their issuance (once you bought it) beware though depending on the type of bond you may have a penalty on it. As far as what you'll get for it depends on the type of bond I bonds are bought at face value so they accrue interest at your 2000 plus interest, ee bonds accrue interest at 2000 but are bought at 1000, so you will have 1000 plus interest, the rates vary you for your year it would be 90% of the 5 yr avg treasury rate. Try to hold on to it unless you really need it which you will have to go to the bank to cash it in. -danny the banker |
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holacarinados
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Although the rates change slightly depending on when they are purchased, you get about 7-8% interest per year. You used to get the actual bond. I don't think it's mandatory anymore figure in 6 1/2 years, that would be 2,000 x .07 = $140 = $2,140 value in 5/02, then do the math for the next 5 1/2 years (that's compounded yearly--easy to check out on the web). |
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Starieberry
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Kay.
You pay a certain amount for the saving bond.
It collects interest on it's own.
I have two of them and I keep them in the freezer, because if there's a fire, the freezer is supposed to be fire resistant.
Then, you wait til it matures (usually eight or nine years).
Then it's worth 2000 dollars (in your case) |
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muncie birder
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No, you do not have to take the savings bond to the bank until you are ready to cash it in. There is a government web site where you can determine what your bond is worth. Here is the link. You down load the calculater at this link to your PC.
http://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/tools/tools_savingsbondwizard.htm |
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Simply Lovely
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Somewhere on line you can go and check on how much a bond is worth or you can call a bank/ You just need to know the year it was issued. The interest is added onto the bond when you cash it and then you get to pay taxes on it too. It takes about 20 years to get the full value of a bond plus interest. A $500 bond, only costs half that. If you cash it early, you only get half. Just hold onto your bonds and try to forget about them for the next 20 years or so and then look into cashing them. |
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MeliB
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No, you don't have to physically put the paper bonds in the bank...
And a good website to visit is savingsbonds.gov
They have links to all kinds of info and also has a calculator so you can plug in the info on your bonds to get the current amount of the bonds... |
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King$mity
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http://www.savingsbonds.com/cashin1.cfm |
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yaguru
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well the savings bond always states the rate of interest.
Talk to your bank. They will tell you exactly what will happen.
December 2007?? WTF !!!! Here I was thinking it was 1988. |
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ToadysFroggy
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use the below website to find out how much it will be worth...i do know for sure, it is hardly close to being fully matured yet...
you will need certain information that you will find on the bond itself and then you can enter that info into the special calculator to let you know how much you will get. |
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peilthetraveler
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Not enough info. 2,000$ though is probably the amount you are to be paid at whatever date it says on the bond. If you cash it in early, you get less. |
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ziggyman
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it gains interest on its own. you can throw them in the kitchen junk drawer and forget about them, and they will continue to draw interest. not sure what the rates are, haven't had one for quite a while. any bank would be able to tell you. or if you google savings bonds, there should be lots of govt. sites that will tell you. |
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