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    Cashing In My Savings Bonds For College Books

    January 30th, 2010 by admin

    I finally cashed the savings bond I received when I graduated from elementary school. I was trying to put all the money I could together to help pay my college expenses. Before I decided to cash it in I wanted to know what it was actually worth because it has been several year since I actually received the bond. I went online and found a Savings Bond Calculator. I had no idea my bond had matured so much. It helped me to be able to purchase all the school books I needed for my first year of school. I tried to take care of the books so I could resell them.

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