Buying Savings Bonds - For Grandchildren

Buying U.S. savings bonds for grandchildren is a low-risk, government-backed way to build their long-term financial security. Two primary types are currently available: , which are guaranteed to double in value after 20 years, and Series I , which provide protection against inflation. Buying and Gifting Process

Specifically designed to protect against rising costs. Format Available only in electronic form .

You can purchase electronic savings bonds directly through the U.S. Treasury's official site, TreasuryDirect . buying savings bonds for grandchildren

: Both you and the recipient (or their parent/guardian) must have a TreasuryDirect account . You will also need your grandchild's Social Security Number (SSN) to register the bond in their name.

: You must hold a gift bond in your own account for at least five business days before you can deliver it to the recipient's account. Buying U

Combined fixed rate and a variable rate that adjusts for inflation every six months. Guaranteed to double in value if held for 20 years.

Available electronically; paper I bonds can also be purchased specifically using an . Key Considerations Giving savings bonds as gifts - TreasuryDirect Buying and Gifting Process Specifically designed to protect

: You can buy between $25 and $10,000 per series, per person, in a single calendar year.