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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the customer/holder’s number and specify which Bonds you wish to cash in. Ensure you write in BLACK CAPITAL LETTERS for clarity.
  3. Indicate if any Bond is missing by marking the relevant box. If cashing in part of a Bond, note that a replacement certificate will be issued for the remaining balance.
  4. In the 'warrant payable to' section, specify whether payment should go to the nominated parent(s)/guardian(s) or directly to the Bond holder, depending on their age.
  5. Fill out your name and address for reply accurately, as this is where the warrant will be sent unless specified otherwise.
  6. If you want the warrant sent directly to your bank or building society, complete section 5 with all required details including account number and sort code.
  7. Sign and date the declaration section appropriately. If under 16, ensure all parent(s)/guardian(s) sign; if aged 16 or over, sign in front of a witness.
  8. Finally, return your completed form along with any Bonds listed to Children's Bonus Bonds at National Savings and Investments.

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The Bonus Bonds Scheme is now closed. As at 26 February 2024, the Bonus Bonds Scheme was fully wound up and any unclaimed Bonus Bonds wind-up distributions have become subject to the Unclaimed Money Act 1971 (UMA).
You can cash in all or part of your Bonds at any time. If youre registered to manage your savings online or by phone, simply log in or call us. Not registered? You can easily withdraw money from yours or your childs Premium Bonds without needing to create an online profile.
You can get your cash for an EE or I savings bond any time after you have owned it for 1 year. However, the longer you hold the bond, the more it earns for you (for up to 30 years for an EE or I bond). Also, if you cash in the bond in less than 5 years, you lose the last 3 months of interest.
Simply get in touch by calling the Bonus Bonds Wind-up Contact Centre, on 0800 266 374 between 8am and 6pm, Monday to Friday. Please note, you dont need to come into an ANZ branch when you call they will let you know how to provide the details of your bank account.
You could keep reinvesting until the child turns 16. The bonds finally mature when they docHub the first five-year anniversary on or after the childs 16th birthday. After that, the bonds stop earning interest. The penalty for cashing in early is equivalent to 90 days interest on the amount cashed in.

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Generally, if youre listed as the registered owner of the savings bond, you should need to bring just the paper bond and one or two current forms of identification to a bank or credit union. While a paper savings bond looks like a check, do not sign it until you are told to do so during the redemption process.
You may cash a savings bond for a child (a minor under the age of 18) if all of these statements are true: The child is too young to understand a request for payment. You are the childs parent. The child lives (resides) with you OR you have been granted legal custody of the child.

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