More Than $9 Billion Worth of Savings Bonds Have
Stopped Paying Interest!
You may have fond memories of those savings bonds Grandma gave you or your children as gifts. You were careful and put them away in a safe place . . . right?
It was well intended and meant to help you with your college education or your retirement, or to just simply enjoy spending the money someday in the distant future.
But do you know . . .
1. The current value of your bonds?
2. How much interest they are earning, if any?
(More than 7 million old savings bonds have stopped paying interest.)
3. That some savings bonds have no minimum rate guarantee?
4. Best strategies to pay minimum taxes on interest that you can earn on the bonds?
5. Whether you should hold on to the bonds or cash them in?
As you know, I am committed to providing you with the best financial advice available.
For your own financial benefit, I will give the answers to the above questions as soon as you mail us copies of your savings bonds. (Please do not mail the original bonds—send only photocopies.)
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