Managing Your Investments

Once an Israel bond has been issued, its official record is maintained by Computershare, the fiscal and transfer agent for bonds issued by the State of Israel. Bondholders can view their holdings  and retrieve important documents by signing in to Israel Bonds Direct (IBD), Computershare’s secure online account system. This guide explains where and how to view your bond information and how to access your tax forms when they become available.

How to Check Your Israel Bond Values

Unlike market-traded securities, Israel bonds do not fluctuate in value on a daily basis. Their repayment terms are set at the time of purchase, and interest and principal are paid according to the bond’s terms as outlined in the prospectus.

To view your holdings sign in to Israel Bonds Direct (IBD). Within IBD, bondholders can review:

• All active Israel bonds registered to their name
• Maturity dates for each bond
• Estimated interest and principal information
• Recent transactions and account activity

IBD provides an organized, secure overview of your holdings so you can monitor your investments at any time.

Accessing Tax Forms and Documents

Tax forms, including Form 1099-INT for interest income, are typically available in Israel Bonds Direct early in the calendar year. Once logged in, bondholders can download digital copies of their tax documents directly from the system.

If you prefer to receive printed forms, or if you need copies reissued, you may request them by contacting Computershare. Their team can help provide mailed versions of statements and tax forms.

Final Notes

Managing your Israel bond holdings is simple with Israel Bonds Direct. By logging in, you can view your account information, track upcoming maturities, and access important tax documents in one secure place. For assistance with IBD registration, login issues, or questions about your bondholder records, contact Computershare directly.