FIND MISSING MONEY

According to the U.S. Treasury, over 25,000 U.S. Savings Bonds are undelivered each year due to faulty addresses.  These are waiting in the U.S. Department of  the Treasury for their rightful owners. Take time to search for any bonds that may be in your name. When gifting bonds be sure to verify the address you are using. You may also want to check to make sure the person you gave it to received it.

In addition to missing U.S. Bonds, there are billions of dollars in bonds that have reached maturity and are no longer paying any interest. If these bonds are cashed in, they can be put in an interest bearing account such as a savings account, CD or reinvested in other bonds so they will make money.

To find out if you have missing U.S. Savings Bonds, click the link below to visit the U.S. Department of the Treasury, Treasure Direct. Enter your information in the fields provided. Note -Treasury Direct only provides information on Series E bonds issued in 1974 and after.
Click to find missing U.S. Savings Bonds at Treasury Direct

After completing the search, if you find there is a bond in your name, file a claim PD F 1048 with Treasury Direct. This is the form for lost, stolen or destroyed United States Savings Bonds.
Click for form PD F1048 to file for missing U.S. Savings Bonds.

If you are the owner and did not receive a U.S. Savings Bond, file a claim PD F 3062-4.
Click for form to file for lost, stolen or destroyed U.S. Savings Bonds.

To find out if a U.S. Savings Bond is still earning interest, click the link below to visit the U.S. Treasury, Treasury Direct. Fill in the information to find out if your U.S. Savings Bond is still earning interest.
Click to find out if your U.S. Bond is still earning interest.