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City of Worcester, Massachusetts General Obligation Bond Anticipation Notes
Past offering
New York State Housing Finance Agency - Affordable Housing Revenue Bonds 2017 Series H & I
Past offering
City of Chicago O'Hare International Airport 2017 General Airport Senior Lien Revenue Refunding Bonds
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What are municipal bonds?
Ever wondered how your local school paid for its last construction project? Or how San Francisco funded the building of the Golden Gate Bridge? The answer? With help from people like you.
American cities borrow hundreds of billions of dollars annually through municipal bonds to finance critical civic projects like schools, parks, bridges and water systems.
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Investing in your city means fewer sleepless nights.
Municipal bonds give you tax-free returns that are more stable than the stock market.
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0%
Federal income tax you'll pay on
most municipal bond returns.
(always check the terms of the issuance)
most municipal bond returns.
(always check the terms of the issuance)
11,000
Investors on Neighborly
50,000
Issuers on the
Neighborly Data Platform
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Neighborly democratizes access to the municipal market and simplifies the process of investment. This service contrasts with the traditional method of investing through the use of a broker which can be more costly and time-consuming.
— California Debt and Investment Advisory Commission
