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mountainman
  |     |   7 posts since 2019

Why aren't high quality municipal bonds sought after like CDs? Or are they? Should I invest in them like I do CDs?

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Ricochet
  |     |   522 posts since 2010
copy/paste in google search

What Your Broker Won't Tell You about Municipal Bonds (Sep 28, 2010).
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Ricochet
  |     |   522 posts since 2010
This did not work for me . I regret that I don't know the way to edit post
sorry
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mountainman
  |     |   7 posts since 2019
Actually I googled the title which pulled up similar links which were helpful.

Thank you for the reply ??
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AnnO
  |     |   129 posts since 2018
If you are in a high federal and state tax level, they could be worth considering. Their low returns are less appealing if they are not saving you a lot of taxes.
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Anon456
  |     |   249 posts since 2011
Most are good and safe, but ALL have some risk. I have had school or housing bonds go to zero. DO NOT do Puerto Rico bonds, schools, housing, or some special events. Higher risk than a general revenue tax free bond. Yields as of late have been poor.
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