More and more people are swapping their Series EE savings bonds for Series HH. The reason, mainly, is that Series HH bonds are paying 4 percent interest. And in today's environment of low interest ...

WASHINGTON - The Treasury Department, citing high administrative costs and relatively low demand, said that later this year it will stop issuing new "HH" savings bonds, which pay interest to their ...

* Be sure to check your bank account on the issue date of the bonds -- see the top right corner of the bonds for the issue date -- and six months later to make sure you are receiving your interest ...

NEW YORK -- Americans are about to lose a tool many have used to manage their U.S. Savings Bonds in retirement. Savers traditionally have swapped maturing H, E and EE bonds for HH bonds to get up to ...

Investing can be an overwhelming, possibly scary notion. If you want to set some money aside — and do so safely — you might not realize you have more options than just a standard savings or CD account ...

The U.S. Treasury is encouraging Illinois residents to check any savings bonds they hold, with more than $700 million in matured bonds currently held by nearly 300,000 residents. According to the ...

Perhaps drawing a lesson from homeowners who have refinanced to lock in today's low interest rates, the Treasury Department has announced it is going to begin locking in current rates on buyers of new ...

The Treasury Department announced last week that it is taking away a very nice tax benefit that has long been allowed to holders of Series E and EE U.S. Savings Bonds -- the ability to roll them over ...