Bonds

Deal will put third DPS school in Stapleton in 2011

By Burt Hubbard The Denver Post Denver Public Schools and the developer of the Stapleton project will come up with $17.4 million to construct a third school for the booming neighborhood. The complex agreement came after a...

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10 investing missteps to avoid

There are never any guarantees when investing, but avoiding these 10 missteps will better your chances of success. For some goals, such as paying for college, it may make sense to use a mix of investments, says Gail...

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UAE Leads GCC Debt Market In 2009

The debt market in Gulf oil producers rebounded by a staggering 64 per cent in the first nine months of 2009 and the UAE emerged as the leader in the issuance of conventional bonds, according to a Saudi investment fund.

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Rejection allows time to retool bond plans

The local bonds had tight enough margins to make us believe a better economic climate could have switched enough “no” votes to “maybes” and “maybes” to “yesses”, but proponents can’t count on that. They must work to show voters...

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From chronic crowding in Canyon County to catch-and-release

Canyon County considers a May election after Tuesday's jail bond defeat; authorities worry about crime, and consequences with no teeth Katherine Jones / Idaho Statesma The failure last week of a bond measure to pay for a new...

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Bond fund payment cuts: Should you be worried?

About 76,000 investors in bond funds managed by Aviva - like Esme Banson - have seen their monthly income payments cut by 20 per cent. With other savers relying on similar bond funds for income, Financial Mail asks whether this...

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AP Enterprise: Earmarks fill Calif. water bond

An $11.1 billion water bond approved this week by California lawmakers is filled with special interest earmarks that reward legislative districts in nearly every corner of the state, from $20 million for economic development in...

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Beach efforts a failure; nix 'sand for votes' erosion taxing district

An "erosion control district" by any other name is still a vehicle by which government can levy, collect and spend your tax dollars, and while the name sounds benign most government tax-and-spend acts do.

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Safety net may fail thousands of Keydata investors

Nearly 50,000 investors will learn this week whether they will be compensated by Government watchdogs for losses suffered as a result of mismanagement - and possible fraud - associated with failed investment firm Keydata. It...

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Nationwide’s Stepped Rate Bond ratchets up to 5.25%

Nationwide Building Society has launched a new four-year Stepped Rate Bond paying a headline interest rate of 5.25%. Interest rates on the bond increase annually. In year one the bond pays 3.75% gross p.a./AER, 4.25% in year...

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