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Fake savings bond scheme leads to $50M in losses and issues for legitimate savers

Susan Tompor, Detroit Free PressComments Off on Fake savings bond scheme leads to $50M in losses and issues for legitimate savers

Savers are shocked that some banks and credit unions changed the rules when it comes to cashing savings bonds. The reason? An uptick in phony bonds.

     
Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press
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