Individual bonds and I bonds:
Track them with their maturity dates

Individual bonds, from Treasuries to munis and I bonds, belong in your net worth with their maturity dates.

Add them through a connected account, a statement or by hand. PortfolioPilot counts them in your portfolio and shows maturities on the income calendar. I bonds are recognized from the holding description; there is no TreasuryDirect sync. Free.

Feature basics

Which plan you need
Bonds in your portfolio and income calendar. Included in the Free plan
Add by
Connection, statement upload or manual entry
Shows
Maturity dates on the income calendar

How do bonds show up?

Illustrative bonds. Switch tabs.

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PortfolioPilot individual bonds and i bonds demo. Illustrative bonds. Switch tabs.

The portfolio is hypothetical, and all figures are for demonstrative purposes only. Nothing shown is a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

How it works

How bond tracking works in PortfolioPilot

Three steps from your accounts to the answer.

Step 1

Add the bond

Connect the account, upload a statement or enter it by hand.

Step 2

Check the details

Make sure the maturity date is right.

Step 3

See it in income

Dividend & income shows interest and maturities.

What is covered

Which bonds can you track?

Most individual bonds.

Treasuries

Notes, bonds and bills with maturity dates.

Munis

With their tax-equivalent yield where it applies.

Corporates

Held in brokerage accounts.

I bonds

Added by hand; no TreasuryDirect sync.

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Questions

Questions about bond tracking

Short answers here, with a link to the full help center article where one exists.

How do I add I bonds or Treasuries?

By hand or by statement. Read more in the Help Center →

How do I add bonds with maturity dates?

See the Help Center. Read more in the Help Center →

Why are my bonds missing?

See the Help Center. Read more in the Help Center →

Is it free?

Yes.