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Investment Holdings

May 11, 2025

The trust funds hold special issues—securities sold only to the trust funds. There are 2 types of such securities: short-term certificates of indebtedness and long-term bonds. The certificates of indebtedness are issued on a daily basis, and they mature on the next June 30 following the date of issue. Special-issue bonds, on the other hand, are normally acquired only when special issues of either type mature on June 30.

In the past, the trust funds have held securities available to the public. Currently, no such public issues are held.

Investments held by the Old-Age, Survivors, and Disability Insurance Trust Funds,
at end of year, 2016-2025
Year Invested amounts (in thousands) Weighted averages
Total Special Issues Public
Issues
Interest
rate (%)
Years to
maturity
Bonds Certificates of indebtedness
2016 $2,847,886,510 $2,789,066,198 $58,820,312 $0 3.032 7.497
2017 2,891,991,968 2,828,799,728 63,192,240 0 2.891 7.448
2018 2,895,174,945 2,825,195,920 69,979,025 0 2.850 7.460
2019 2,897,492,826 2,837,300,690 60,192,136 0 2.711 7.507
2020 2,883,849,494 2,852,329,581 31,519,913 0 2.519 7.036
2021 2,852,126,136 2,790,177,644 61,948,492 0 2.346 6.479
2022 2,829,950,243 2,621,660,148 208,290,095 0 2.329 6.006
2023 2,788,279,904 2,602,782,280 185,497,624 0 2.446 5.568
2024 2,721,304,522 2,549,239,358 172,065,164 0 2.557 5.153

Note on weighted averages: An average interest rate is weighted by the amount invested at each rate. Similarly, an average number of years to maturity is the time to maturity weighted by the amount for each maturity date.
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