Can you answer team melli’s question about Bonds?:

I got savings bonds every year from my grandparents for college. Now that I’m 18 and about to go off to college, I want to use them for tuition and books. How do I get my money?

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Can you answer Mark P’s question about Bonds?:

I’m currently fifteen years old and recently found many savings bonds certificates that were given to me by a relative that passed away. First of all, do all of these funds go into one account? If so, is there a way I can view how much I have saved?

Also, I know other relatives have been collecting savings bonds for me. Would these go into the same account as the said bonds?

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Can you answer Tericka’s question about Bonds?:

I wanna buy some Savings Bonds on the Internet and have them mailed to me. I would buy them from my bank, but my bank is located quite far. How can I easily and conviently buy some savings bonds?

Us Savings Bonds Series Ee

Can you answer mpalmernyc’s question about Bonds?:

Mother gave me some cash and asked that I get a US Savings Bond for my Newborn Son. I have to plead total ignorance regarding them. Can anyone give me some plain english advice? EE vs. I Bonds, Paper vs. Electronic? Is it a feasable investment option versus just keeping it in a Savings Account that I already set up?

Us Treasury Savings Bonds

Can you answer Sketchy’s question about Bonds?:

I’m thinking about getting a couple savings bonds because I have quite a bit of money just sitting in my bank account. Can anyone tell me how these things work and the pros and cons of them?
I have time believe me. I’m 18. I don’t plan on cashing them until maybe retirement.

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