Last year, after buying a municipal bond issued by the city of Kankakee, Ill., Kevin Roczey found himself hooked on securities that the market had long overlooked.

The renewed interest in bonds is widespread, but it has come with plenty of hiccups. Individual investors like Mr$.$ Roczey are rusty$$that is$,$ if they knew anything about bonds to begin with.

Among the unexpected snags they run into: Some bonds can get $$called$,$ meaning their issuers can take them back early; their prices can fluctuate just like stocks$$; and investors can overlook their idiosyncratic timing and forget to reinvest when bonds reach maturity. $"--$People Are Investing in Bonds Again$$Once They Figure Them Out, WSJ$,4/14/2023$

One type of bonds to invest is U$.$S$.$ savings bond, such as I Bonds.

Which of the following statements are correct? Choose all that are correct.

Group of answer choices

When you purchase the I Bonds, you can cash out after $1$ month

If you cash out I Bonds before holding it for $5$ years, you lose the last $8$ months of interests

The interest rate of I Bonds changes every $5$ month to match inflation

When you purchase the I Bonds, you are lending money to The U$.$S$.$ government