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32720000 MAINE MUNICIPAL BOND BANK 2002 Series E and F-2025

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The document is an official statement regarding the issuance of $32,720,000 in municipal bonds (2002 Series E and F) by the Maine Municipal Bond Bank. It outlines the tax-exempt status of the bonds under federal and state law, details about their registration and payment structure, and provides information on the bond's security through municipal loans. The document also includes financial statements, management discussions, and legal opinions related to the bonds. The funds from these bonds are intended for purchasing municipal bonds from various governmental units in Maine.

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What is a municipal bond account?

What are municipal bonds? Municipal bonds (or munis for short) are debt securities issued by states, cities, counties and other governmental entities to fund day-to-day obligations and to finance capital projects such as building schools, highways or sewer systems.

Can I buy municipal bonds on my own?

Typically, there are two ways you can buy municipal bonds, both through a brokerage or advisor: Primary market purchases: Buying directly from the issuer (a local government, for instance) Secondary market purchases: Buying from another investor (think of it as buying a pre-owned item versus a brand-new one)

Does Maine tax municipal bonds?

Income from bonds that originate in Maine is not taxable; income from bonds that originate outside Maine is taxable.

How to buy Maine municipal bonds?

Purchasing Maine Bonds Step 1 Have a brokerage account. Bonds cannot be purchased directly from the State. Step 2 Be prepared to invest at least $5,000. Generally, bonds are sold in $5,000 increments. Step 3 - Learn about the bonds. Bonds can only be offered through an Official Statement. Step 4 - Place your order.

How to buy Maine bonds?

Purchasing Maine Bonds To Buy Maine General Obligation Bonds, follow these steps: Step 1 Have a brokerage account. Step 2 Be prepared to invest at least $5,000. Step 3 - Learn about the bonds. Step 4 - Place your order.

How much money do I need to buy municipal bonds?

Municipal bonds versus corporate bonds They also have lower default rates, making them generally lower risk. This is why municipal bonds usually pay lower yields than similar corporate bonds. Additionally, muni bonds generally require a $5,000 minimum investment, while corporate bonds start at $1,000.

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