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Government Unclaimed Money - US Postal Savings System
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US Postal Savings System Bonds and Certificates
 
The Postal Savings System was established in 1911 to provide "safe, convenient depositories for Americans who could save and earn interest by purchasing certificates."

Individuals were allowed a single account with a maximum balance of $2,500. Interest was paid at the rate of 2% per annum.

The popularity of the program declined with a growing U.S. economy and rising interest rates, and so Congress voted for its termination in 1966. Upon termination, hundreds of thousands of U.S. Postal Savings System Certificates and U.S. Postal Savings Bonds went unredeemed.

(Note: To determine the status of a domestic or international US Postal Service Money Order that was lost, destroyed, or otherwise not cashed go to: Postal Money Order Search)

For information on unclaimed Postal Savings System Bonds and Postal Savings Certificates order our Special Report: US Postal Savings System Unclaimed Funds
Secure Order Form
Name:
E-mail: Please enter carefully
Telephone #:
 
Street / PO Box:
City:
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Card #: Please enter carefully as four groups of four numbers -- xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx
Expiration: Please enter month and year - xx / xx
Card Security Code:

Three digit Security Code Last three numbers on the back of your credit card in the signature box
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