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Should I Cash In My Kid's Savings Bonds And Put Them In Mutual Funds?

By Increase Savings | Published: September 1, 2009

My in-laws buy my kids $25 series EE savings bonds for birthdays, to be used for college. Should I cash them in and put them in mutual funds. My kids are 13 and 7. I hear that they have a terrible rate of return.

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Should I Cash In My Kid's Savings Bonds And Put Them In Mutual Funds?

By Increase Savings | Published: September 1, 2009

My in-laws buy my kids $25 series EE savings bonds for birthdays, to be used for college. Should I cash them in and put them in mutual funds. My kids are 13 and 7. I hear that they have a terrible rate of return.

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Should I Cash In My Kid's Savings Bonds And Put Them In Mutual Funds?

By Increase Savings | Published: August 31, 2009

My in-laws buy my kids $25 series EE savings bonds for birthdays, to be used for college. Should I cash them in and put them in mutual funds. My kids are 13 and 7. I hear that they have a terrible rate of return.

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