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Fixed Income Instruments

Revenue Bonds

Municipal bonds are a type of financial instrument that can help fund government projects. One type of municipal bond is known as a revenue bond, which relies on the profits generated by a specific entity to repay the bond. This can include revenue from tolls, utilities, or other sources. These bonds are often seen as a lower risk investment, as they have a dedicated source of income for repayment.

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