HH Savings Bonds
Series HH savings bonds are current-income securities. This means that, unlike the EE bond, the HH bond itself doesn’t increase in value. When an HH bond is issued, you pay the face amount for the HH bond and interest is paid each six months, providing you with “current income.” The interest payments on HH bonds are made by direct deposit to your checking or savings account at a financial institution.
Defer Taxes - Exchange Your Savings Bonds for HH Bonds
A ten-line article talking about exchanging your E and EE bonds for HH bonds.
A ten-line article talking about exchanging your E and EE bonds for HH bonds.
Don't Need A Lawyer - Series HH Bonds
Series HH bonds pay interest at a fixed rate set on the day the bond is purchased. The current rate of 4% has been in effect since March 1, 1993. When you buy an HH bond, you lock-in this rate for the first 10 years you hold the bond. Interest rates are reset on the 10th anniversary of the HH bonds' issue date. Also includes denominations of HH bonds.
Series HH bonds pay interest at a fixed rate set on the day the bond is purchased. The current rate of 4% has been in effect since March 1, 1993. When you buy an HH bond, you lock-in this rate for the first 10 years you hold the bond. Interest rates are reset on the 10th anniversary of the HH bonds' issue date. Also includes denominations of HH bonds.
How to Swap Your Savings Bonds for HH Bonds
Great what-you-need-to-know article explaining the process of swapping your savings bonds for HH bonds. Written by Kimberly Lankford for Kiplinger.com.
Great what-you-need-to-know article explaining the process of swapping your savings bonds for HH bonds. Written by Kimberly Lankford for Kiplinger.com.
SEC - Series HH Bonds
Information about HH bonds from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Includes several links for more information.
Information about HH bonds from the Securities and Exchange Commission. Includes several links for more information.