"Beginning Jan. 1, paper savings bonds will be a thing of the past. The only way to purchase a savings bond in 2012 and beyond is electronically through www.treasurydirect.gov. It's a move that is expected to save taxpayers $120 million over five years." On paper, U.S. savings bonds are finished | StarTribune.com:
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