What Do I Do If My Savings Bond Calculator Shows The Bonds No Longer Earn An Interest?

          The Savings Bond Calculator is a support tool offered by the US Department of Treasury's Bureau of Public Debt to owners of Savings Bonds issued by the US Governments. The bonds are available for purchase at a certain pre-determined face value and accumulate interest, which is exempted from the local, state and federal taxes. The bonds are redeemable after the one year mandatory period set by the government.

          The Savings Bond Calculator is a sophisticated, but simple program that helps you to calculate the current and future face value of the bonds you have invested in. The calculator is a tool and does not in any way substitute a financial plan. It is up to you to apply certain assumptions to the current calculations to be able to arrive at a 'near perfect' calculation. You need to consider the future economic hypothetical money market and how asset allocation can benefit your financial standing in the long run. If the bond calculator does not show 'interest earned',  
You need to consider whether:
- The basic mandatory one year period is over.
- The authenticity of the calculator and whether you have entered the correct information in the correct space allotted.

          If you have not erred, you should approach the bond issuing authority and interact personally.