Savers are scrambling to snap up the inflation-protected bonds ahead of Friday’s midnight deadline, which the Treasury Dept. says it will not be extending. Just today, it received $710 million in ...

If you’ve ever tried to buy bonds from the Treasury Department, you might’ve run into your share of hurdles. Users have complained about several issues they’ve encountered with TreasuryDirect, ...

Individuals, corporations, partnerships, limited liability companies, living estates and trusts can create a primary account. After establishing the primary account, some also choose to open a linked ...

The inflation-fueled frenzy to buy I Bonds led to an unprecedented volume of purchases in the last 24 hours, according to the U.S. Treasury Department. As of 4 p.m. Friday, TreasuryDirect saw 68,751 ...

Returns from the Treasury market are growing more attractive with yields hovering near 5%, the highest since 2007. Investors can purchase these nearly risk-free assets directly from the government, ...

The 9.62% annualized rate for I Bonds proved too hot to handle for a last-minute rush on the Treasury Department's website. The I in I Bonds stands for inflation. And red hot inflation has driven up ...

As the Treasury Department’s antiquated website has been giving bond investors fits, F/m Investments is hoping to seize on the opportunity to offer smoother access to government bonds through its ...

So many investors are rushing online to buy Series I savings bonds and lock in a rate of 9.62% ahead of an October 28 deadline that a U.S. Treasury Department website selling the securities crashed.