Can United States Savings Bonds have two owners?
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Question: Can United States Savings Bonds have two owners?
My mother has some us savings bonds that have both her name and that of my older brother on them. Are they a part of her estate?
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Answer by cainvest1
Bonds issued under two names are considered jointly owned. Your brother can cash them. They may or may not ask to see her death certificate.
Answer by ☆**•¸Hey! You asked!¸•**☆
A bond has nothing to do with any estate or will. With a bond you can put yourself And another person on it OR you can put yourself with a beneficiaries on there.. If your mom placed herself And your brother on there that bond may be cashed in by either of those two people only. Now if the bond has your mothers name then your brothers as a beneficiary of the bond that means the only way your brother can cash and keep the money issued on the bond is if your mother passes away then it would belong to your brother.
A bond is Not related to any will or estate in any way.
Answer by MVD34
Yes.
No, they belong to your brother.
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