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How to Determine the Selling Price of Bonds
What Are I-Bonds?
How Do Surety Bonds Work?
How Do Treasury Bonds Work?
How Does Investing in Bonds Work?
How Much Is My Savings Bond Worth?
How Do Municipal Bonds Work?
How Do Corporate Bonds Work?
When Is the Best Time to Buy Municipal Bonds?
How Do Savings Bonds Work?
How Do School Bonds Work?
How Do Catastrophic Bonds Work?
How Do I-Bonds Work?
How Do Tax-Exempt Bonds Work?
Why Do Companies Issue Bonds?
When Can I Cash a Patriot Bond?
What Are Tax-Free Bonds?
How to Find a Current Yield on a Bond
How to Understand Bond Yields
How to Become Bonded
Tax-free bonds are bonds that are issued by towns, cities, local governments and state governments to rais… More
Tax-free bonds are not always completely free of taxes, but they may be free of federal, local or state ta… More
When investing in a tax-free mutual fund, be sure to take a look at the taxes and how they're handled as n… More
The donations that charities receive are completely free of taxes, and the people who make the donations c… More
To get tax-free profit from selling a rental property the owner needs to have used and lived in the rental… More
If a gift of cash is under $12,000 then it does not have to be reported to the IRS and can be tax free and… More
It's better to give than to receive when it comes to income taxes. Giving money lowers taxable income, thu… More
It is said there are two positives in life, "Death & Taxes." However, with a tax-free exchange, a person l… More
The most popular ways to open a sheltered investment account are by putting money into an individual retir… More
Finding tax help for seniors is easy if you know where to look.… More
The government now essentially pays for $500 a year of retirement savings for low-income individuals. Here… More
We all get those chain mail emails warning us that Congress is going to tax our correspondence over the In… More
The potential to earn "free money" is exponential. From national companies to Internet companies, more and… More
Summary: Tax-free bonds are bonds that are issued by towns, cities, local governments and state governments to raise money for infrastructures, schools and general operations. Learn about the tax-free returns received from tax-free bonds with help from a licensed financial planner in this free video on bonds and investing.
William Rae has been licensed in the insurance and financial fields for over 30 years. Rae currently runs HBW Florida, specializing in life and health insurance for small business...read more
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"Hello my name is Bill Rae. I'm with Alumni Financial Services. I've been in the business of the finance world for well over 20 years. Your question is what is a tax free bond. That's an excellent question. I suppose we should start by saying a bond in the finance world is a debt security in which an authorized issuer owes the holder a debt, a fancy way of saying someone who borrows money, owes somebody and agrees to pay them in a certain time at a certain return of their money. Now tax free generally refers to immunity bonds, municipal bonds, bonds that are issued by cities, towns, local governments, state governments in order to raise money for infrastructures, for schools and for paying the general operations. What all that means is they raise money to take care of business they borrow it from you, you get a return on your money and that return referred to as interest you don't have to claim on your federal taxes. So it is a vehicle that you can use in planning for retirement or wealth building. We always advise that you understand whatever agreement or contract you are signing, know what is expected of you, know when and how you can get your money back and what returns you should expect on your money and as always we advise that you sit down with a sound competent licensed adviser. My name is Bill Rae. I'm with Alumni Financial Services and as always we're here to help you build wealth."
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