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Personal Investments • Re: Ibond as emergency fund

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I'd say the only downside is the lack of paper bonds. My mom and I spent 8 hours with TD on the phone once to cash 2 inherited $50 electronic bonds my dad had with my kids as beneficiaries. After that, I was done with TD besides paper. I'm otherwise a huge fan of iBonds and hold nearly $500k in paper bonds. I can drive the 5 miles to DCU and cash them right now, if I wanted to. I've done that before and the instant I leave the teller, it's in my account with no hold.

For me, the downside counter to cash is that I can't cash them on Sundays or after hours when DCU us closed.
If a fire burns your residence and paper bonds, how do you redeem the bonds? I've never owned paper bonds before, so I'm genuinely curious.

Statistics: Posted by ApeAttack — Sat Feb 22, 2025 12:02 am



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