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  1. 10-29-2009, 09:32 PM #1
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    During our benefits fair this year my employer offered services through a company called 'national bank and trust' and they offered Series I and EE bonds via payroll deduction.

    Does anybody know about this company and what to expect? Would I be better off just buying bonds on my own?

    Any advice would be appreciated.


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    What did they say was the benefit of buying bonds through payroll deduction? I thought that employers quit offering that after WWII.
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    I would do some research on-line along with what the people on here might know......

    Is the cost/rate/maturation going to be the same no matter how you buy them? What happens when/if you leave that job? (they should be able to go with but just checking)
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