Series 7: 3.2.1.1. Payment Of GO Bonds

Taken from our Series 7 Online Guide

3.2.1.1. Payment of GO Bonds

Periodic interest and amortization payments for government obligation bonds are usually paid out of the state or local government’s general fund, generated by state or local taxes, and by the government’s ability to raise more funds thr

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