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• Municipal Bond Interest Rates
  The municipal bond interest rates are also called the coupon rates. Municipal bond interest rates are usually what people look for when buying municipal bonds. However, bear in mind that the highest municipal bond interest rates does not mean the best investment or the highest municipal bond yields.
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• Municipal Bond Offerings
  What does municipal bond offerings mean? Municipal bond offerings refer to the act of issuing municipal bonds by state, cities, towns or municipalities. When a state, city, town or municipality needs to raise money for a project, it can issue bonds to the public or make municipal bond offerings.
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• Municipal Bond Premium
  What is a municipal bond premium? The municipal bond premium is the amount in excess of the face value or par value of the municipal bond that the bond investor purchases. When a municipal bond investor purchases a municipal bond at premium, he/she pays a higher price for the municipal bond than the par value or face value. Below are the tax implications and tax treatments of municipal bond premiums.
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• Municipal Bond Rates
  Like any other bonds, when buying municipal bonds, you will have to consider the municipal bond rates. Some municipal bond rates are better than others. However, when considering and comparing municipal bond rates to other bond rates, you should take into account the tax benefits of municipal bonds.
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• Municipal Bond Ratings
  Below is a complete explanation of municipal bond ratings. There are two major municipal bond ratings agencies. They are Moody's Investors Service and S&P which stands for Standard & Poor's. The two respective municipal bond ratings are called Moody's Municipal Bond Ratings and S&P Municipal Bond Ratings or commonly known for short as Moody's Ratings and S&P Ratings.
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• Municipal Bond Yields
  Municipal bond yields are a little more complicated to calculate than corporate bond yields. Below are different municipal bond yields explained with examples. Bear in mind that because of the tax benefits of municipal bonds, municipal bond yields will always be less than the equivalent corporate bond yields.
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• Municipal Bonds
  Municipal bonds are bonds issued or backed by state and/or local governments to finance a variety of public improvement projects. When you invest in municipal bonds, you are loaning money to these issuers who in turn pay you a regular interest income. Your investment may help fund the building of a bridge that assists the flow of local traffic, a new school, or other enhancements to your community.
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• Municipal Bonds Tax
  Municipal bonds are commonly referred to as tax exempt bonds because municipal bonds have many tax advantages. However, not all municipal bonds are tax free. In most cases, there are tax consequences in investing in municipal bonds.
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• Municipal Note Ratings
  The municipal note ratings are slightly different from municipal bond ratings. Municipal note ratings are not as common and you usually don't see them around unless you specifically are looking for municipal notes. Municipal note ratings are based on the quality of the notes and the ability of the municipal issuer to pay back the principal and interest.
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• Municipal Notes
  Most people have heard of municipal bonds but few people have heard of municipal notes. Municipal notes are shorter term investments than municipal bonds. In the same way there are municipal bond ratings, there are municipal note ratings published by bond rating agencies to help investors decide which municipal notes are good investments for them.
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