how do you replace lost us savings bonds?
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Go to this site:\n\nhttp://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/research.htm\n\nAt the bottom of the page, there is a link to Replace Series EE Savings Bonds.  At the top of the same page, there is a "Contact" link.  If the link at the bottom of the page does not help you, start of dialog with the Department and they can probably help you.  If you do not have serial numbers, they may have information (identification) that will help you get the bonds replaced.
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us bonds .. treasurydirect.com\n\nmunicipal and corporates can be bought from any brokerage firm. try vanguard.com first, fidelity.com, schwab.com  and compare offerings.\n\nalso look at municipalbonds.com for accurate pricing info
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Usually they sell for $1,000 each.  Savings Bonds you can buy for as little as $25.00
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Put it in a savings account
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If it is at a brokerage firm, he would fill out an LOA - letter of authorization. Pretty simple.\n\nIf he has the certificates he can mail them to the transfer agent and send them a letter requesting that they reissue it into any name he likes. Send a Medallion guaranteed stock power by separate mail to them. Medallion is available at many banks and brokerage firms. If you have an account at the bank they should not charge for the service. Otherwise it is usually $10.00 or so. Notary will not work.
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They are adjusted on an inflation basis.  Inflation + 1% is what they set the rates at.  When you bought them and the type of savings bond bond will also affect the rate, albeit slightly.
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Buy a $1,000 Series I Savings Bond.  It's also one of the safest ways to invest.
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You can only covert Franc notes at Banque de France. They will give you Euros or US Dollars. You have missed the time table for exchanging coins.
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http://www.treas.gov/auctions/\n\nyou need to go to the US Treasury\ncheck out the site
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Go to the BNZ, they should be able to help you.
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http://finance.yahoo.com/bonds
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Let me find the link to unclaimed treasures.\n\nhttp://wwwunclaimedfunds.org
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You can contact the Transfer Agent.  The name should be listed right on the bond.\n\nYou can also redeem them with the help of a broker or financial advisor.
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In california, start here:\nhttp://www.sco.ca.gov/col/ucp/\n\nThat is the State Controller's office website.\n\nFor other states, search for "______ unclaimed property" or "_______ unclaimed money", substituting your own state.
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Unfortunately, they are gone because you over-wrote them. That's what "replace" means. They cannot be recovered at this point. Sorry.
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Go to the nearest Western Union dealer...they can handle the rest!
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go to http://www.treasurydirect.gov/. I prefer the i bonds for taxable accounts. Use TIPS for IRA accounts.