User Guide Sections 301 Through 310 — TreasuryDirect (2024)

User Guide 301

Page Title: History > Payroll Savings Plan History > Detail

What you can do on this page:

You can view specific details about the establishment of, and any edits made to, your Payroll Savings Plan. For edit transactions, the Payroll Savings Plan history detail is displayed highlighting the changes made to the plan, as well as the information prior to the change.

Primary Actions

  • Click "Return" to go back to the previous page, Payroll Savings Plan History.

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User Guide 302

Learn More About The Payroll Savings Plan

You can now set up a Payroll Savings Plan to Purchase Electronic Savings Bonds in TreasuryDirect

The new Payroll Savings Plan feature allows individual primary account owners to make recurring purchases of electronic Series EE and Series I Savings Bonds, funded by a payroll allotment/direct deposit. Simply set up your Payroll Savings Plan and schedule a regular payroll allotment/direct deposit with your employer and your payroll office will send the allotment/direct deposit to your TreasuryDirect account.

Setting up Your Payroll Savings Plan in TreasuryDirect

Before asking your employer to start your payroll allotment/direct deposit, you must first set up a Payroll Savings Plan in your TreasuryDirect account. You will need to provide registration and purchase information. For more information, see How do I purchase savings bonds in TreasuryDirect?.

You can purchase either Series EE or Series I Savings Bonds and the purchase amount can be any amount from $25 to $10,000. Electronic savings bonds are always purchased at full face value. For more information about savings bonds, see Learn more about Security Types .

You can use any registration you have listed in TreasuryDirect or you may add a new registration for your savings bond. Gift savings bonds are also available through the Payroll Savings Plan. See How do I buy a gift savings bond in TreasuryDirect?.

Setting up a Payroll Allotment / Direct Deposit with Your Employer.

Contact your payroll office to complete the necessary authorization for payroll allotment/direct deposit. To begin receiving these credits, give your payroll office the following information for scheduling electronic direct deposits into your TreasuryDirect account:

  1. TreasuryDirect's Routing Number 051736158;
  2. Your ten-digit TreasuryDirect account number, without hyphens, followed by the letter "P" (Example: A123456789P);
  3. The amount of your allotment/direct deposit; and
  4. Your TreasuryDirect account can be marked as a type 22 (checking) or 32 (savings). We will accept either type.

The incoming credits from your payroll office will result in the purchase of a Payroll Zero-Percent Certificate of Indebtedness (Payroll C of I) within your TreasuryDirect account. Each time your Payroll C of I balance reaches your designated purchase amount, a savings bond will be issued. (For example, if your payroll allotment/direct deposit is $10 each pay period, and you have chosen a purchase amount of $25, after your third allotment/direct deposit is received, a $25 savings bond will be purchased from your Payroll C of I and the remaining balance will be $5 until the next allotment/direct deposit is received.) See Learn more about Payroll Zero-Percent Certificate of Indebtedness .

Please Note: A Payroll Zero-Percent Certificate of Indebtedness is a Treasury security that does not earn any interest. It is intended to be used as a source of funds to purchase Series EE and Series I Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan.

Stopping your payroll allotment/direct deposit and redeeming your Payroll C of I.

You must contact your employer (payroll office) if you would like to have your payroll allotment/direct deposit stopped. There is no need to edit your Payroll Savings Plan information when you stop your allotment/direct deposit.

You may redeem all or part of your Payroll C of I by going to ManageDirect and selecting the Redeem Securities text link. You may choose to redeem the full amount or a partial amount. You must select a payment destination bank for the Payroll C of I. Note: Redemption of your Payroll Zero-Percent C of I does not stop your payroll allotment/direct deposit.

Viewing Payroll Savings Plan transaction records.

You can access history records about savings bonds purchased through the Payroll Savings Plan, view records about your Payroll C of I transactions, and view changes made to your Payroll Savings Plan by clicking the History tab.

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User Guide 307

Learn More About Payroll Zero-Percent Certificate of Indebtedness

The Payroll Zero-Percent Certificate of Indebtedness (Payroll C of I) is a Treasury security that does not earn any interest. It is intended to be used as a source of funds for purchasing Series EE and Series I Savings Bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan in TreasuryDirect.

The only way to fund your Payroll C of I is to set up a regular payroll allotment/direct deposit with your employer and have the payroll office send the allotment/direct deposit to your TreasuryDirect account.

For more information and to learn how to set up a Payroll Savings Plan, see Learn more about the Payroll Savings Plan and How do I purchase savings bonds in TreasuryDirect?.

The incoming credits from your payroll office will result in the purchase of a Payroll C of I within your TreasuryDirect account. Each time your Payroll C of I balance reaches your designated purchase amount, a savings bond will be issued. (For example, if your payroll allotment/direct deposit is $10 each pay period, and you have chosen a purchase amount of $25, after your third allotment/direct deposit is received, a $25 savings bond will be purchased from your Payroll C of I and the remaining balance will be $5 until the next allotment/direct deposit is received.)

You may redeem all or part of your Payroll C of I by going to ManageDirect and selecting the Redeem Securities text link. You may choose to redeem the full amount or a partial amount. You must select a payment destination bank for your Payroll C of I. Note: Redemption of your Payroll Zero-Percent C of I does not stop your payroll allotment/direct deposit.

All Payroll C of I purchase and redemption activity is conveniently recorded in your C of I History.

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User Guide 308

Page Title: Individual Account Application Review

What You Can Do on This Page

Review your information before submitting an application by double-checking the details you provided. You can select the "Edit" button to return to the Individual Account Application to make changes.

By clicking the "Submit" button, you agree to the following:

  1. You understand that you are submitting an application for the establishment of an account in TreasuryDirect.
  2. You acknowledge and accept the terms and conditions as specified in the regulations for TreasuryDirect accounts.
  3. You agree to accept Form 1099-Substitute electronically instead of on paper for every year a statement is furnished.
  4. You certify that all other information on this form, including information about your account at a financial institution, is true, correct, and complete.

Primary Actions

  • Click "Submit" to proceed with the application process.
  • Click "Edit" to make changes to your application.
  • Click "Cancel" to delete your application and return to the Account Type page.

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User Guide 309

Page Title: Change my Personalized Image / Caption

What you can do on this page

You may change your personalized image and create a new caption. Your personalized image/caption helps you to know that you are on the authentic TreasuryDirect website.

To Change a Personalized Image and create a new caption

Your current image and caption appear at the top of the page

  • Select the radio button that corresponds with the personalized image you want. (Click the Show me more images link to see more randomly displayed images.)
  • Enter a caption (3 - 30 alphanumeric characters - no special characters).

Primary Actions

  • Click "Submit" and you will return to the ManageDirect page with a message confirming that your personalized Image/Caption has been changed.
  • Click "Cancel" and you will return to the ManageDirect page.

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User Guide 310

Page Title: ManageDirect® > De-Link Account Request

What you can do on this page:

After reviewing the information you provided, submit your request to de-link the Minor account you selected. When a minor reaches age 18 and establishes a Primary account, you may de-link the securities and Zero-Percent C of I from the Minor account to move to the new Primary account. You may not perform transactions in a de-linked account. However, all records of previous transactions are still available in History.

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User Guide Sections 301 Through 310 — TreasuryDirect (2024)

FAQs

Which routing number do I use for TreasuryDirect? ›

TreasuryDirect's Routing Number 051736158; Your ten-digit TreasuryDirect primary account number, without hyphens, followed by the letter "P" (Example: A123456789P); The amount of your allotment; and. Your TreasuryDirect account can be marked as a type 22 (checking) or 32 (savings).

What is C of I on TreasuryDirect? ›

A Payroll Zero-Percent Certificate of Indebtedness (Payroll C of I) is a Treasury security that does not earn any interest. It is intended to be used as a source of funds for purchasing Series EE and Series I savings bonds through the Payroll Savings Plan in TreasuryDirect.

How to sell T bills on TreasuryDirect? ›

You can hold Treasury bills until they mature or sell them before they mature. To sell a bill you hold in TreasuryDirect or Legacy TreasuryDirect, first transfer the bill to a bank, broker, or dealer, then ask the bank, broker, or dealer to sell the bill for you.

What is the format of TreasuryDirect account number? ›

TreasuryDirect's Routing Number 051736158; Your ten-digit TreasuryDirect account number, without hyphens, followed by the letter 'P' (Example: A123456789P);

Which routing number should I use? ›

ACH routing numbers are used specifically for electronic transactions, so they may not be compatible with all payment systems. On the other hand, ABA routing numbers are used for both electronic and paper transactions and are more widely accepted.

Which routing number do I use for bonds? ›

The routing number for all savings bonds, regardless of issue date, series, or denomination is 0000-9000-7. Savings bonds do not need a physical check indorsem*nt or encoding.

How much does a $1000 T-bill cost? ›

To calculate the price, take 180 days and multiply by 1.5 to get 270. Then, divide by 360 to get 0.75, and subtract 100 minus 0.75. The answer is 99.25. Because you're buying a $1,000 Treasury bill instead of one for $100, multiply 99.25 by 10 to get the final price of $992.50.

How long does it take to get money from TreasuryDirect? ›

You just bought a security from the U.S. Treasury. Securities are generally issued to your account within two business days of the purchase date for savings bonds or within one week of the auction date for Bills, Notes, Bonds, FRNs, and TIPS.

Is there a penalty for selling Treasury bills? ›

You can sell a T-Bill before its maturity date without penalty, although you will be charged a commission. (With CDs, you pay a sizeable penalty for early withdrawals.)

Does TreasuryDirect use ACH or wire transfer? ›

ACH Instructions

Employers establish a direct deposit for the amount requested and deliver the funds to the employee's TreasuryDirect account just like they would to any bank account. Delivery instructions: Receiving bank name – TREASURYDIRECT (all caps, no space) ABA/RTN number – 051736158.

What is the second named registrant on TreasuryDirect? ›

Second-Named Registrant - The second person named in the registration of a security held in TreasuryDirect. In the example, "John Doe SSN 123-45-6789 WITH Joseph Doe SSN 987-65-4321," Joseph Doe is the second-named registrant.

What is the Treasury account code? ›

The US Treasury account number (basic symbol) is a four digit code indicating the type of funds or major purpose of the appropriation. The department code is a two or four digit code, which identifies the military department or government entity receiving the appropriation.

How do I transfer money to TreasuryDirect? ›

You fund your TreasuryDirect account through your bank account or by payroll deduction. Securities you buy in TreasuryDirect are electronic, not paper. If you hold savings bonds in paper form, you can convert them to electronic securities in TreasuryDirect.

What is the routing number for the Treasury check? ›

ABA routing number 051036476 for the “RECEIVER ABA”.

What is the routing number 000000518? ›

US Treasury Checks, or Child Tax Payment Checks with Routing # 000000518. Money Orders (with some exceptions) Government Checks.

What routing number do I use for direct deposit paper and electronic or wires? ›

ABA routing numbers are used for paper or check transfers. ACH routing numbers are used for electronic transfers.

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