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LOUISIANA STATE BOND COMMISSION 2025

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The document is an application form from the Louisiana State Bond Commission for contractors, engineers, architects, and other involved parties to provide their contact information for funding construction projects. It includes fields for names, mailing addresses, and contact details.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the LOUISIANA STATE BOND COMMISSION application in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Contractor(s) section. Complete all required fields marked with an asterisk (*), including Name, Mailing Address, Contact, Phone Number, and Fax Number.
Proceed to the Engineer(s) section. Again, ensure you fill in all mandatory fields for both engineers listed, providing their Name, Mailing Address, Contact information, Phone Number, and Fax Number.
Next, move on to the Architect(s) section. Fill out the required details for each architect as specified in the form.
Finally, complete any additional information under the Other section by providing names and contact details as needed.
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What is a Louisiana baby bond?

These small $5 bonds were issued by the State of Louisiana in the United States in the late 1870s in a desperate bid to raise money for education. They are known as Baby Bonds because they feature a small child in a fancy bonnet on the front. Interest was for 7 cents per year. The $5 was redeemable in 1886.

What is the difference between a bond and a baby bond?

Bonds are typically traded by a network of dealers, but some bonds called $25 par bonds or baby bonds trade on exchanges just like stocks. They have smaller denominations, usually an initial investment of $25 instead of the $1,000 or $5,000 of traditional bonds.

Are baby bonds still a thing?

Current baby bond programs typically allow young adults to use the money only to pursue education, buy a home, or start a business.

What is a bond commission?

A form of remuneration received by a broker, dealer or dealer bank purchasing or selling Bonds when acting as agent for a customer. The Commission is typically a charge to the customer of a set fee per Bond.

What is the downside of baby bonds?

Lower returns: The stability of baby bonds often comes with modest yields, which may not keep pace with inflation or meet the growth needs of aggressive investors. Interest rate risk: As fixed-income securities, baby bonds are sensitive to interest rate fluctuations, potentially losing value when rates rise.

How does a baby bond work?

Baby bonds are structured similarly to other fixed-income securities, and are generally publically traded on exchanges like NYSE or NASDAQ. They have a predetermined face value, coupon rate, and maturity date. The face value represents the principal amount that will be repaid to the investor upon bond maturity.

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