- Higher yield than on government bonds
Municipal bonds usually generate a higher yield than government bonds. - Tax-exempt
Interest income from municipal bonds is exempt from federal taxes in the US. Investors residing in the state in which the bonds were issued are also exempt from state and local taxes on any interest income from their bonds. - Bond insurance
In many cases, municipal bonds are also insured by bond insurance companies, thereby providing another level of protection for investors. This subject is explained below in detail. - Broad variety
There is a broad range of municipal bonds, most of which are rated between AA and AAA.
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Investment Characteristics of Municipal Bonds
- General Backround
- Interest
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- The Factors that Affect Interest
- Interest in the U.S. Economy and The Central Bank
- What is The Interest Rate
- Preserving the Value of Money
- Consumer Price Index – CPI
- When Companies Take Bank Loans
- Raising Capital from the General Public
- Bond Price
- Daily Bond Trading
- Types of Bonds
- Coupon Payment
- The Yield on a Bond
- Nominal & Real Yield – Definition and Example
- Calculating the Yield
- Yield Curve Definition and Example
- Government Bonds
- Corporate Bonds
- Convertible Bonds
- Municipal Bonds
- Mortgage-Backed Securities
- The Risks Incurred by Investing
- Additional Information
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