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US Savings Bonds

Posted by Daniel Iuculano on July 30, 2021 - 9:30pm


US Savings Bonds

If you are interested in a higher yield rather than a savings account or CD; take a look at US Savings Bonds,

Forget the EE series, pays 0.10 % and that rate hasn't changed in over a many years. However the series I savings bonds are currently paying 3.54 % which is updated every six months, next date is November 1, 2021.

Down side to the bonds is the annual limit of $10,000 per person electronically and another $5,000 via a tax refund for a paper bond,

You must hold the I bond at least one year before you can redeem, subject to a fee if redeemed in held less than 5 years.

It's expected but not certain the next rate change in November could reach 4.4 %.

 

Dan

Gerald Roberts I looked at the US savings bonds In the past and passed on them due to the restrictions on time limits I, didn't find them very appealing at the time. Thanks for the post
August 1, 2021 at 3:08am