FAQs
For your convenience, We have compiled a list of questions often asked by new clients. If your questions are not answered here or you need further information, then please contact us via e-mail or via phone at 603.382.8867 and we’ll be happy to help you. We look forward to hearing from you soon.
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General Questions
6. Should I hold on to an old U.S. Savings Bond?
Find out what the bond is worth and if it is still earning interest by using the free online savings bond calculator on the Bureau of Public Debt’s Web site: www.publicdebt.treas.gov.
Go to the site and click on the savings bonds option, and click below on the savings bond calculator, under “What Are Bonds Worth.” Then click on “Get Started.” Type in your bond’s series, denomination, serial number and issue date to determine the current value. The savings bond calculator also will alert to when interest on the bond will be paid next and the date the bond reaches final maturity, meaning when the bond has accrued all possible interest.
If your bond has reached its final maturity date, then you should redeem it at your local financial institution. If your bond is still earning interest, then you may want to hold on to the bond until it reaches final maturity.
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