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Municipal Bond
in the United States, a security issued by states, local governments, and municipalities to pay for special projects such as highways
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Tax Equivalent Yield Calculator
This tax equivalent yield tool will estimate the tax-equivalent yield, or TEY, for a municipal bond. Income generated from municipal bond coupon payments are not subject to federal income tax. In addition, if the bond was issued in the state of residence, you can also avoid state income taxes. Use...
Tags: Income, Bankrate Inc., Municipal Bond, Taxes, Personal Finance, Free Trade, Operational Accounting, Financial Planning, Finance
White papers 2009-01-01
Higher Yield, Safe Returns: Best Investment Bets
Money-market funds are now paying next to nothing. Boost your returns by moving some cash into higher-yielding but still relatively safe dividend stocks or bond funds. Here are five stocks and five funds that we like. ...
Tags: Bond, Stock, Dividend, Yield, MoneyWatch, Money-market Fund, Josh Peters, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Financial Accounting, Investment, Finance, CD, Bond fund, GNMA, Ginnie Mae, Municipal bond, Muni, Dividends, Payout Ratio, Nate Hardcastle, _cbsn
Articles 2009-08-13
Earn Tax-Free Income With Municipal Bonds
Nobody likes to pay taxes. That's why investors naturally are interested in earning tax-free income. Municipal bond issues are a very popular way to earn tax-free income and, if income is reinvested, achieve tax-free compounding of returns. Municipal bonds (also known as "Munis") are fixed-income investments that can provide higher...
Tags: Income, Municipal Bond, Ameriprise Financial, Municipal Bond Issue, Taxes, Free Trade, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Finance
White papers 2008-01-01
Municipal Bonds: When "Tax-Free" Isn't So Free
Municipal bonds have long been an attractive investment option for tax-sensitive investors, because munis are free of federal income tax and often state tax too. Add in the fact that munis generally have relatively higher credit quality and lower price volatility than comparable taxable bonds, and munis could trump corporate...
Tags: Municipal Bond, Taxes, Free Trade, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Finance
White papers 2006-01-11

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Lessons from Your '08 Return
Your 2008 taxes are done. Congrats! But you're not done yet. This is the perfect time to look for ways to lower your 2009 taxes, while you have all your records and forms handy. The sooner you get started, the more you'll save. ...
Tags: MoneyWatch, Taxes, Free Trade, Personal Finance, Financial Planning, Finance, Jill Schlesinger, IRS, Internal Revenue Service, Tax Refund, Estimated Taxes, Making Work Pay Tax Credit, Tax Withholding, 401(k), Municipal Bonds, Tax Equivalent Yield, Morningstar, Tax-Managed Mutual Funds, Tax-Efficient Funds, Extension to File, Extension to Pay, Installment Agreement, Offer in Compromise, IRS.gov, Online Payment Agreement, MoneyWatch Crash Course, MoneyWatch.com Editor-at-Large, Jill Schlesinger, MoneyWatch.com Editor-at-Large
Articles 2009-04-03
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