What Series of Savings Bonds was issued in 1964?
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That would be series "E".
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This is a great website URL and will contain all the information you are looking for.\n\nhttp://timelines.ws/20thcent/TWENTIETHCENT.HTML
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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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http://www.bondsonlinequotes.com/index.cfm?CFID=16970449&CFTOKEN=12afc9b-ce49873d-62e5-41c4-a8db-c5ed72b4a415\n\nSign up and use
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Back in the 80's I purhcased EE savings bonds.  The "financial experts" claimed these were bad investments, so I quit getting them.  But I also stopped saving (duh).  Lo and behold those savings bonds that I purhcased (45 for $50) are now worth over $5,000(!) and will help get my son through his final year of college (yay!).  Of course, it's 20 years later but still...  it was a grat investment.
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Government bonds are otherwise known as 'gilts' in the UK.
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Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 \n\n(Hope that helps)
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http://www.1960sflashback.com/1968/Economy.asp
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Hawaii (Aug 21, 1959). If you want to know the specific dates and order that states joined the union, try browsing the US Treasury website for the state quarter programs. They are releasing the state quarters in order and there's a neat map showing the the dates each state joined!
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Certificate of Deposit.
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Yes. Go to usbonds.gov.  The have a whole section dedicated to lost U.S. bonds.  You can also now electronically store them (no more paper bonds).
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The standard reference is:  Ibbotson Associates' Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and Inflation.  It is updated annually.  The answer is 10.4% for stocks from 1926-2004.  3.8% for 1 month T-bills. The book costs $110 dollars, but you can find websites that use the Ibbotson data like these:
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1994 to 2004 it ran. Check link below
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As of March 31st, $526,501 million in bonds were outstanding and held by the public. How much of that is held by foreign people is unknown.
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Check Hong Kong:\n\n"\nThe majority of the Bank Notes of Hong Kong are issued by the private banks. \nThe Major issuing banks are: \nThe Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation\nThe Chartered Bank\nThe Bank of China- commence issuing in 1994\nThe Mercantile Bank- ceased issuing in 1974\n"\n\nThe USA used to do it too in the past, until it's later on decided only one private commercial bank will act as a central bank.
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12/31/1954 $278,749,814,391.33  \n\n12/31/1965 $320,904,110,042.04
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no but there is from 1993\n\ncheck this\nhttp://www.banknotes.com/YU137.JPG