Question 17 • $2526: Full: 2102320: Economics HONORS: NEW CREDIT
Savings bonds are issued by the U.S. government, which backs their repayment. They earn interest over time, so their value increases when held according to the bond’s terms. Commercial banks may sell savings bonds but do not issue or guarantee them, and savings bonds are not specifically mortgage programs for first-time buyers.
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