Any surgery has risks. With thyroid surgery, there is a small risk of bleeding, infection, and injury to the vocal cord nerves. Injury to these nerves could affect your voice. Other risks include damage or accidental removal of the parathyroid [para-THIGH-roid] glands, which can result in a drop in blood calcium levels.
It depends on what you mean by maturity. Final maturity â when they stop earning interest â is 30 years after the issue date for all Series EE and I Savings Bonds, as well as for all Series E bonds that are still earning interest. For Series HH and H Savings Bonds, final maturity comes after 20 years. Series EE bonds also have an original maturity date â when they will be worth at least double your original investment. Series I, H, and HH bonds are all sold at face value and donât have this feature.
Are Your Savings Bonds Still Earning Interest? If you own savings bonds, you may want to check their issue dates to find out if they're still earning interest. Depending on when you purchased your securities, it may be time to redeem them. Below are some guidelines that may help. Savings Bonds No Longer Earning Interest: E bonds through November 1965 that are more than 40 years old, E bonds with December 1965 or later issue dates that are more than 30 years old, H bonds that are more than 30 years old, Freedom Shares (also known as Savings Notes) and. HH bonds that are more than 20 years old.