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Code · CFR · Title 31 — Money and Finance: Treasury · Part 363 · § 363.52

§ 363.52. What is the principal amount of book-entry Series EE and Series I savings bonds that I may acquire in one year?

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(a)The principal amount of book-entry savings bonds that you may acquire in any calendar year is limited to \$10,000 for Series EE savings bonds and \$10,000 for Series I savings bonds.
(b)Bonds purchased or transferred as gifts will be included in the computation of this limit for the account of the recipient for the year in which the bonds are delivered to the recipient.
(c)Bonds purchased as gifts or in a fiduciary capacity are not included in the computation for the purchaser. Bonds received due to the death of the registered owner are not included in the computation for the recipient.
(d)We reserve the right to take any action we deem necessary to adjust the excess, including the right to remove the excess bonds from your TreasuryDirect account and refund the payment price to your bank account of record using the ACH method of payment. \[77 FR 213, Jan. 4, 2012\]
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