savings bond valuation

Savings bond valuation can be done with the help of some convenient valuation tools that are available.

These tools include:

• WinBond: for tracking and valuating Series E, EE and I U.S. savings bonds using Department of the Treasury rates
• savingsbonds.com

Of these, WinBond is a Windows based application for tracking and valuating Series E, EE & I U.S. savings bonds.

The software Provides import capabilities to convert savings bonds from other files, export tool to interface information for bonds to other applications.

The software offers a Quicken interface for value of bonds, multiple files for bonds, owner information, up-to-date bond redemption tables issued by the Department of the Treasury, and reporting.

A 20 year projection of bond values is included in Winbond.

The other, savingsbonds.com, offers a diverse selection of products and services developed specifically for savings bond valuation.

Their internet based services provide both current and lifetime interest rates.

As a company, savingsbonds.com is dedicated to helping bond owners value, track and better manage their US Savings Bonds so they can make smarter investment decisions.

Further Resources for Savings Bond Valuation

In order to value these bonds, you can find further tools from such resources as:

• publicdebt.treas.gov/BC/SBCPrice
• mysavingsbonds.com (EEBond calculator tool, a Windows based software package)

To find out more about the savings bond markets, you can look up information at web sites dedicated to savings bonds, such as

• ustreas.gov/offices/treasurer/savings-bonds.html
• publicdebt.treas.gov/sav/sav.htm
• savingsbonds.gov
  
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