As Gifts — Buying Savings Bonds

Unlike toys that break or clothes they outgrow, bonds are a secure investment that can help fund a future car, college tuition, or a first home.

Note: The recipient will also need a TreasuryDirect account to accept the gift. 📝 Important Things to Remember Bonds must be held for at least 12 months. buying savings bonds as gifts

Whether it's a new baby, a graduation, or a wedding, a bond is a meaningful, non-material gift that signals your hope for their future success. It’s a great way to start a child's financial portfolio early. 💡 How to Buy Them (It's Easy!) Unlike toys that break or clothes they outgrow,

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