: Create a free account at TreasuryDirect.gov to buy electronic Series EE or Series I bonds. You can link your Bank of America checking or savings account to fund these purchases.
: You can often cash in matured paper savings bonds at Bank of America financial centers , provided you have an active checking or savings account with them.
: The only remaining way to obtain physical paper bonds is by using your federal tax refund. You must file IRS Form 8888 with your tax return to request paper Series I bonds in $50 increments. Bank of America's Role
Because banks no longer sell these securities, you must use the following methods:
: Create a free account at TreasuryDirect.gov to buy electronic Series EE or Series I bonds. You can link your Bank of America checking or savings account to fund these purchases.
: You can often cash in matured paper savings bonds at Bank of America financial centers , provided you have an active checking or savings account with them.
: The only remaining way to obtain physical paper bonds is by using your federal tax refund. You must file IRS Form 8888 with your tax return to request paper Series I bonds in $50 increments. Bank of America's Role
Because banks no longer sell these securities, you must use the following methods:
