US Savings Bonds/Savings Bond news

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I bonds continue to have one of the highest available interest rates in the current environment.

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Savings Bonds will be missed as a financial teaching tool.

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I-bond/10-Year TIPS spread just 8 points.

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Program should be expanded, authors say.

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Treasury takes the big step in its plan to eliminate new paper Savings Bonds.

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Treasury announces interest rates for new Savings Bonds issued from today through the end of October 2011.

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Outlook reduced to negative from stable.

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Spread between I bond fixed-rate and 10-year TIPS falls to five-year low.

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Old versions of the Savings Bond Wizard no longer supported.

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Paper Savings Bonds will still be available to individual savers.

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Bipartisan tax bill includes provision to end tax-deferral on U.S. Savings Bonds.

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President Obama says the IRS will enact Professor Peter Tufano's proposal to allow taxpayers to receive tax refunds as U.S. Savings Bonds.

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Another financial columnist wonders why the Treasury is destroying the Savings Bond program.

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Harvard prof's savings idea put to the test.

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The fifth edition of Savings Bond Advisor is now available from Amazon and other outlets.

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And the Treasury says it will use the more precise figures in I bond and TIPS calculations.

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The first five digits of SSNs will be masked on paper Savings Bonds beginning this month.

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The Bureau of the Public Debt of the US Treasury has moved and updated its Savings Bond web site.

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Proposal recommends $500 Savings Bond accounts for newborns with an additional $500 at age 10.

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20% inflation shock scenario produces second-best results in S&P study.

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Minor tax law and Savings Bond changes would create a great way for low and moderate income families to save tax refund money.

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According to a recent report by the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's, the fiscal readiness of the US has "deteriorated markedly" since 2002.

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According to a recent report by the credit rating agency Standard & Poor's, the credit rating of the US Treasury could drop from its current AAA rating to A by 2015.

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The credit reporting industry is tempting Congress to pass a law that would make identity theft easier.

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How to easily check for new headlines on your favorite web sites without going to each site.

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St Petersburg Times Personal Finance Editor Helen Huntley is as frustrated as I am with investors who would rather lose money than pay taxes.

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