Learn how the ultra-wealthy use municipal bonds for tax-free income in retirement, and why muni bonds aren’t always the ...

A peculiarity of the tax code gives fund investors an advantage over bond investors. Say a bond comes out at par and sinks to 90 cents on the dollar as rates rise. If you buy at 90 and redeem at 100, ...

Municipal bonds are one alternative asset that investors can own to diversify their portfolios, containing certain benefits ...

Green bonds finance eco-friendly projects. Learn how they work, their benefits and risks, and how to invest with impact and ...

Public finance lobbyists and bankers breathed a sigh of relief as the key federal subsidy underpinning municipal bonds ...

High-tax-bracket investors have an excellent opportunity to secure low-volatility, high-quality returns at yield levels ...

The interest from municipal bonds remains exempt from federal income tax and often from state and local taxes if you buy bonds from your home state. For high-income investors, the tax-equivalent ...

At a Bond Buyer conference in Atlanta, industry leaders talked about tariff turmoil, the tax-exemption, weather resiliency, ...

There are no federal taxes on interest earned from tax-free municipal bonds. There are also typically no state or local taxes, if you buy a municipal bond issued in your home state. The easiest ...

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