NEW YORK -- Americans are about to lose a tool many have used to manage their U.S. Savings Bonds in retirement. Savers traditionally have swapped maturing H, E and EE bonds for HH bonds to get up to ...

Editor’s Note: The Bureau of the Public Debt stopped offering Series HH Savings Bonds to the public after August 31, 2004. HH bonds issued through August 2004 will continue to earn interest until they ...

More and more people are swapping their Series EE savings bonds for Series HH. The reason, mainly, is that Series HH bonds are paying 4 percent interest. And in today's environment of low interest ...

* Be sure to check your bank account on the issue date of the bonds -- see the top right corner of the bonds for the issue date -- and six months later to make sure you are receiving your interest ...

WASHINGTON - The Treasury Department, citing high administrative costs and relatively low demand, said that later this year it will stop issuing new "HH" savings bonds, which pay interest to their ...