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Yes. I'm scheduled to be rolled over in March 2024.
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Originally Posted by ChessieMom
Yes, but there are no tools there anymore. TD was absorbed by Schwab 2 years ago and TD accounts have been moved over to Schwab. Basically you get a page that links to Schwab. I don't see that tool on the Schwab website that's why I was asking.
Going through piles of old papers and stuff at my mom's, I just found a $50 savings bond my dad purchased back in the '80s or thereabouts, and it's in his name. He's been gone for a decade. I need to cash that in.
There is a way to search Treasury to see if there are any bonds in deceased's name or living people who misplaced them. Maybe you'll hit the jackpot.
Going through piles of old papers and stuff at my mom's, I just found a $50 savings bond my dad purchased back in the '80s or thereabouts, and it's in his name. He's been gone for a decade. I need to cash that in.
It's a series EE bond, was purchased for $25 in 1987 and is worth about $104 as of this month.
In the small world department: it has my dad's name as the "to", but has my SS number on it, and it's noted to be a gift. Who purchased this savings bond, I have no idea.
It's a series EE bond, was purchased for $25 in 1987 and is worth about $104 as of this month.
In the small world department: it has my dad's name as the "to", but has my SS number on it, and it's noted to be a gift. Who purchased this savings bond, I have no idea.
Back in the 80s when I was still working I bought the $200 EE bonds for $100, today they are each worth $414.72, and have about $20K of matured bonds in my desk drawer.
It's a series EE bond, was purchased for $25 in 1987 and is worth about $104 as of this month.
In the small world department: it has my dad's name as the "to", but has my SS number on it, and it's noted to be a gift. Who purchased this savings bond, I have no idea.
Better late than never, I suppose. Thanks, Dad!
Your E bond may be worth more I still have this one, they all mature after 30 years.
E $25 05/1979 05/2009 $18.75 $90.58 $109.33
Your E bond may be worth more I still have this one, they all mature after 30 years.
E $25 05/1979 05/2009 $18.75 $90.58 $109.33
I entered the info on Treasury.gov for the specific EE bond. As of 2017 it is no longer earning interest since the bond fully matured after 30 years. It's worth not quite $104.00
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