Victory Liberty Loan

The Victory Liberty Loan was a government-issued bond launched during World War I to raise funds for the war effort. Citizens and institutions purchased these bonds, lending money to the government, which used the funds to finance military operations and related expenses. In return, bondholders received interest payments over time and the principal amount back after maturity. This program helped the government secure necessary funds while involving the public in supporting national efforts. The Victory Liberty Loan was part of a broader campaign to build patriotic support and ensure the country’s financial stability during wartime.