FAQs

Log in to your Israel Bonds online account and go to your profile settings to update your personal information. Updates made on the investor site do not change the contact information maintained by Computershare for your bondholder records. If you update your information directly with Computershare, Israel Bonds can update your purchaser account to match.

Select Forgot Password? on the login page and follow the instructions to reset your password. You’ll receive an email with steps to create a new password.

Israel bonds can be held in certain retirement accounts, including IRAs and pension plans, when purchased through a qualified custodian or plan administrator. Whether they are appropriate for a specific retirement strategy depends on an investor’s individual circumstances. Investors should consult their financial or tax advisor to determine suitability.

Interest payments depend on the specific bond purchased. Some Israel bonds pay interest semiannually, while others pay at maturity. Each bond’s payment schedule and rate are detailed in its offering prospectus and on the Current Rates page.

Israel bonds are offered with maturity periods that range from one year to 15 years, depending on the bond type. All terms and conditions are outlined in the prospectus and on the Current Rates page.

Israel bonds are offered in two series: the Savings Bond Series and the Fixed Rate Bond Series. The Savings Bond Series includes products such as the Sabra, Mazel Tov, eMazel Tov, Shalom, and eShalom bonds. The Fixed Rate Bond Series includes products such as the Jubilee, Maccabee, and Premium Jubilee bonds. Each bond type has

Israel bonds can be purchased online through our investor site at online.israelbonds.com. Create an investor account or log in to an existing account, select Bonds and Rates, and choose the bond type and purchase amount. The online system provides secure payment options and allows you to view your transaction history.A step-by-step video on how to

Yes! Israel bonds can be purchased as gifts! Gift purchases are popular for milestones such as bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings, graduations, and holidays.

Computershare serves as the fiscal and transfer agent for Israel Bonds. Computershare maintains bondholder records, issues account statements, and distribute interest and maturity payments on behalf of the State of Israel. Bondholders can also access their holdings online through Israel Bonds Direct (IBD), Computershare’s online system for managing Israel bond holdings.

Go to online.israelbonds.com and select Create an Account. Create a username and password. Once logged in, enter your personal information. You will receive a verification code by email; enter the six-digit code to confirm your email address and activate your account.