US Savings Bonds/Buying US Savings Bonds

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If you can't find a bank that will handle a Savings Bond purchase or redemption transaction for you, and you don't want to open a TreasuryDirect account, you can work with a Federal Reserve bank by mail.

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I'm new at purchasing savings bonds and have just recently come across your web site. Should I wait until interest rates go up again to start purchasing savings bonds?

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Who is eligible to buy U.S. Savings Bonds? Do you have to be a U.S. citizen?

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I would like to purchase I bonds, probably through Treasury Direct. Can I bonds be purchased at any time during the year?

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If you purchase bonds through payroll deduction at work can the deductions be taken pre-tax?

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Did I read somewhere that it's best to buy a Savings Bond on the last day of the month?

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The series EE double-value marketing gimmick explained.

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I have been investing the $30,000 maximum in Series I Savings Bonds every year. Is the $30K limit only for new bonds or does it include rollovers?

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Chicago Sun-Times financial columnist misses a detail in a Savings Bond question.

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I purchased some Savings Bonds for a person I intended to employ, but it didn't happen. How can I redeem these bonds?

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I personally prefer getting paper Savings Bonds through the mail. I am not interested in TreasuryDirect's electronic Saving Bonds. Can I invest in paper Savings Bonds online?

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What is the maximum annual investment an individual can put into US Savings Bonds?

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Treasury limits Savings Bond program to really small savers.

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