Are there any limits on the amount of saving bonds being cashed out?
You may redeem up to $1,000 worth of EE/E bonds at one time based on documentary identification alone. If you want to redeem more than $1,000 worth of bonds, your servicing Treasury Retail Securities Site that handles savings bond transactions can help. In this instance, you'll need to: Mail the bonds to the Treasury Retail Securities Site that services your area.
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About Bonds
A bond is a type of financial coupon in which the lender owes the owner of that coupon a debt and must pay interest on said debt.
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