How much will a 14 year old $100 dollar savings bond be worth now that I am 18?
http://www.treasurydirect.gov/BC/SBCPrice Use the calculator to determine the current value of your savings bond. Examples: A $100.00 U.S. Series EE Savings Bond issued 01/1995 is currently worth $90.72 A $100.00 U.S. Series EE Savings Bond issued 07/1995 is currently worth $85.60 A $100.00 U.S. Series EE Savings Bond issued 12/1995 is currently worth $83.36
Three $1,000 face value bonds that mature in 10 years have the same level of risk, hence their YTMs are equ?
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Math help please.?
1.80 2. 3 3. 45 4. 1/2 5. 4 6. 1/2 7. 11 8. 14 9. 8 10. 4.4 11. 2 2/3 12. 8.5 13. 63 14. 80 15. 84 16. 127.5 17. 39? 18. 25 19. 5.7 20. 17 21. L=3w 2L+2w=168 6w+2w=168 8w=168 w=168/8=21 So, its 63,21 22. 18=(2/3)x x=(18*3)/2 = 27 23. 9300/124 = 75 24. x(1/4)=37.5 x=4*37.5 = 150 25. 52.5+12.75 = 65.25 26. 275+1500 = 1775 27. ((17,500)/100)*2.5 = 437.5 28. 6/1.79 = 8/x x=(8*1.79)/6 = 2.39 29. 850/3 = 2700/x x=(2700*3)/850 = 9.5 30. x*.04=750 x=750/.04=18750
I just cashed two $100 bonds and only got $137 for them. they are matured and everything. why is that?
Somebody made a mistake in the value calculations (used wrong bond issue dates, used wrong bond denominations, etc. Series EE Savings Bonds purchased in 1991 had an "Original Term" of 12 years. 1991 + 12 = 2003 http://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/indepth/ebonds/res_e_bonds_eeratesandterms.htm See chart on webpage. For definition of Original Maturity go to webpage listed below: http://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/res_glossary/glossary.htm#o Using the Treasury Direct Savings Bond calculator here are the current values (as of 02/2009) of a $100.00 EE bond issued on dates I have included as examples: A (each) $100.00 EE bond issued 01/1991 = $128.92 A (each) $100.00 EE bond issued 12/1991 = $123.92 To use the calculator to verify this for yourself go to: http://www.treasurydirect.gov/BC/SBCPrice To determine the exact value of your bonds enter the required information: Series, Denomination, Issue Date (month and year of purchase), then click on "Calculate". Repeat the process for each bond you have. Note: Savings Bonds continue to earn interest after the Original Term. This is called the "extended maturity period". Series EE bonds reach "Final" maturity (stop earning interest) after 30 years from issue date. An EE bond issued in 1991 would reach "Final" maturity in 2021.