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RDA Financing: The Devil's In the Details - Patch.com

RDA Financing: The Devil's In the Details
Patch.com
At first glance financing redevelopment projects in Hercules appeared simple: The city's former redevelopment agency borrowed money by selling bonds to Wall Street investors and used a portion of local property taxes to repay the debt.

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Easton refunds bonds, saves $809K - Easton Courier

Easton refunds bonds, saves $809K
Easton Courier
The Town of Easton re-funded $6.8 million in bonds last week to trim $809423 from a lifetime of repayment costs. Working with its financial adviser, Phoenix Advisors LLC of Milford, Easton trimmed the average interest rate on the bonds from 4.15% to ...

Fitch Rates Alaska Municipal Bond Bank GOs 'AA'; Outlook Stable - MarketWatch (press release)

Fitch Rates Alaska Municipal Bond Bank GOs 'AA'; Outlook Stable
MarketWatch (press release)
NEW YORK, Feb 03, 2012 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Fitch Ratings assigns an 'AA' rating to $18.655 million Alaska Municipal Bond Bank (bond bank) general obligation (GO) bonds, 2012 series one, issued under its 2005 GO bond resolution. The bonds are expected to ...

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Setting the Table for Pro-Tribal Tax Policy - Indian Country Today Media Network.com

Indian Country Today Media Network.com

Setting the Table for Pro-Tribal Tax Policy
Indian Country Today Media Network.com
Treasury continues to make the same recommendation on gaming, but it says that tribes should be able to use gaming revenues to repay or provide security for tax-exempt municipal bonds. The department says that municipal bonds should be used to finance ...

Itchy Investors Ramp Up the Risk - Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Itchy Investors Ramp Up the Risk
Wall Street Journal
With interest rates likely stuck near zero for nearly three more years, the 61-year-old retired telephone-company manager is about to ramp up his holdings of stocks and municipal bonds, using money now at the bank in certificates of deposit.

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