Toll-Free Number:
(800) 575-5151
Contact Canada Savings Bonds Customer Service
Canada Savings Bonds Phone Numbers and Emails
Customer Service:
(833) 876-2267
Certificated Bond Owners
(800) 354-2222
TTY
+1 613 782 7911
Outside North America
+1 905 754 2012
Outside North America - Certificated Bond Owners Only)
(833) 608-7800
Frequently Asked Questions
How Do I Contact a Live Person at Canada Savings Bonds
You can contact a live person at Canada Savings Bonds by calling their customer service hotline at 1-877-899-3599.
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Contact Information
Canada Savings Bonds Website:
Canada Savings Bonds Help Center:
Corporate Office Address:
Canada Savings Bonds
P.O. Box 2770, Station D
Ottawa,
Ontario
K1P 1J7
Canada
Other Info (opening hours):
Customer Service Hours:
Monday - Friday: 9:00am - 5:00pm (ET)
Additional Fax:
Legal: +1(613) 782-7317
Courier Delivery
Canada Savings Bonds Program
1145 Innovation Dr., Ste 200
Kanata, ON K2K 3G8
General Mail (CSB Series S1-S31, Government of Canada Market Issue Bonds, Dominion of Canada Victory Loans, War Loans and War Savings Certificates)
Unclaimed Properties Office
2 East, 234 Wellington St.
Ottawa, ON K1A 0G9
General Mail (The Canada RSP and The Canada RIF)
Canada Savings Bonds Program
Registered Products
P.O. Box 2390, Station D
Ottawa, ON K1P 1K8
Fax:
+1(613) 782-8096
About Canada Savings Bonds
Canada Savings Bonds (CSBs) are a type of investment offered by the Canadian government to help individuals save money for the future. These bonds are considered a safe and secure investment option, as they are backed by the Canadian government. CSBs offer a fixed interest rate, which is paid annually, and they can be redeemed at any time. They are available in both registered and non-registered forms, making them accessible to a wide range of investors. CSBs are often seen as a low-risk investment option, making them a popular choice for those looking to save for short-term goals or as part of a diversified investment portfolio. They can be purchased through financial institutions and are a simple and convenient way for Canadians to save for the future.
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