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The Treasury's decision
to increase the limitations
on the F and G Bonds
resulted from numerous
requests by purchasers who asked the
opportunity to put more money into
the war program.
This is not a new Bond issue
and not a new series of W ar Bonds~
Thousands of individuals, corpora-
tions, labor unions, and other organi-
zations have this year already pur-
chased $50,000 of Series F and G
Bonds, the old limit. Under the new
regulations, however, these Bond
holders will be permitted to make
additional purchases of $50,000 in
the remaining months of the year~
The new limitation on holdings of
$100,000 in anyone calendar year in
either Series F or G, or in both series
combined, is on the cost price, not on
dle maturity value.
Series F and G Bonds are intended
primarily for larger investors and may
be registered in the names of fiduci-
aries, corporations, labor unions and
other groups, as well as in the names
of individuals.
The Series F Bond is a 12-year
appreciation Bond, issued on a dis-
count basis at 74 percent of maturity
value. If held to maturity, 12 years
from the date of issue, the Bond draws
interest equivalent to 2.53 percent a
year; computed on the purchase price,
compounded semiannually.
The Series G Bond is a 12-year cur-
rent income Bond issued at par, and
draws interest of 2.5 percent a year,
paid semiannually by Treasury check~
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