School and community college districts may refinance outstanding bonds for taxpayer savings through a general obligation bond refunding. Savings are achieved by replacing higher interest rate bonds with lower interest rate bonds.
Read MoreTreasury rates were relatively flat this week with the exception of the 10-, 20- and 30-year treasury rates.
Read MoreTreasury rates declined across the board this week with the 2-month treasury rate having the largest decline of 0.15%.
Read MoreBond anticipation notes are interim financings that allow California school and community college districts to access capital if their ability to issue general obligation bonds is limited.
Read MoreTreasury rates increased across the board this week with the exception of the 3-year treasury rate, which saw a slight decline of 0.01%.
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