Municipal bondholders are investors who purchase debt issued by states, cities, or local agencies to fund public projects like schools, highways, and utilities. In return, they receive regular interest payments, often exempt from federal and sometimes state taxes. This setup benefits both sides: governments secure affordable capital for infrastructure, while investors—typically retirees or high-income earners—gain steady, tax-advantaged income with relatively low default risk.
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