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Series EE Treasury Bonds Explained! QUICKLY EXPLAINED!

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I have a lost series EE savings bond How do I get a replacement?
Comment from : @VictoriaWashington-e2m6t

Thanks for making this video! My grandma send me those bonds back in 2020 before I started college and I haven’t touched them since so I’m gonna leave it alone
Comment from : @Nathanc25840

Everything is electronic now To me that's too dangerous One cyber attack and proof it's all gone Thanks but no thanks
Comment from : @jessetellez3924

Can a person save money and purchase bonds as a retirement plan?
Comment from : @robertbaker90

The earned interest rate? Did I miss it?
Comment from : @coletrick8748

How much would a double e 50 dollar savings bond worth today
Comment from : @newyears93

Im confused on a few partsbrbr1 If I bought a $200 EE paper bond, did I pay $200 to buy it? Or did i pay $100 to buy the "$200" face value bond?brbr2 I understand the bond doubles it's value at 20 years old 20 years after its issue date? brAgain, does this mean that i paid $100 and now the "$200" face value is achieved? ($100 became $200?)brbrI think I'm understanding you to say that the growth is from interest it has been accruing since i purchased it, plus any adjustment difference added to make it at least double brDouble what i paid ($100 became $200)? brOr,brDouble the face value on the bond ($200 became $400?)?brbrbr3 Are you saying that at 20 years the bond at the very minimum will be double the value? brOr in theory, could it ever accrue a surplus of interest value higher than double the bond's face value? At 20 years?brbr4 Are you saying that AFTER the bond doubles at 20 years, it can still grow beyond that amount by accruing interest over an additional 10 years?brbr5 Is "Maturity" the 20 years mark? Or is maturity the 30 years mark?brbrI understand that after the 30 years, there is no more growth on the bondbrI'm assuming there is also no loss after 30 years? brNo risk of losing any of the interest it had been accruing?brbrIs the taxable interest on the Bond the difference between its face value and the amount you actually received when you cashed in the bond?
Comment from : @RLaraMoore

Taxes make it a poor investment
Comment from : @dc76384

How much would a double e bond from 1988 at paper one be worth today
Comment from : @ErnestBadman

Lost me at gotta pay taxes Sounds like it'll be an arm & leg amount in 30 yrs 😂
Comment from : @67nBrynhurstCuh

Thanks for explaining this to us
Comment from : @Mehrunissah93

My father gave my family member several double e bonds The family member recently died They willed the bomds to mebrMany are twenty years old What is needed to cash these i? I was told the paper bonds would have to be sent to the Treasury
Comment from : @tinalabelle7776