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by caycerae on February 10th, 2007

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The grandparents bought savings bonds for the kids when they were babies, but never gave them a hard copy. The kids are old enough for college now, but the grandparents don't remember. Is there some way to find that money without the actual bonds?

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  • by CannedHam on February 10th, 2007

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    If you know when the bonds were bought, you can apply to the Treasury Department to research the bond issue details and reissue them if need be.

    From the Feds:

    "To replace a missing savings bond, or request its redemption, please complete form PDF 1048, available on the Bureau of the Public Debt's web site."

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  • by Qeli on December 1st, 2007

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    Security box is where most important info is found

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