In 1978, responding to attempts by issuers and borrowers to set aside funds for investment above the yield on outstanding tax-exempt bonds, the IRS published regulations seeking to shut down the ...

In a given year, you likely have expenses that you know are coming — holiday gifts, the family vacation you take every summer, annual homeowners association fees or maybe membership renewals. But just ...

TECUMSEH — Voters in the Tecumseh school district approved the creation of a sinking fund millage in Tuesday's election and elected six school board members. The proposal to levy 1.75 mills for five ...

PORT HURON — Voters within the Port Huron Area School district will be asked to consider a building and site sinking fund tax this spring. At its meeting on Monday night, the Port Huron school board ...

FENTON, MI -- Voters shot down a sinking fund proposal by the Fenton Area Public Schools district Tuesday. The district currently has a 0.9095-mill sinking fund property tax, which will expire in ...

Chances are you have big expenses coming up in six months, a year or even five years. How will you save toward those expenses without cutting into your emergency savings or taking on more debt? A ...

The holiday shopping season happens every year. So why can it still be so tough to be financially prepared? Thirty-one percent of 2024 holiday shoppers who used credit cards to buy gifts still hadn’t ...

ALANSON — Alanson Public School has two requests for voters to consider in the May 7 election, including a sinking fund millage renewal and a bond proposal. First, voters will be asked about a $2.2 ...

Reese, Mich. (WNEM) - Reese Public Schools is asking voters to support a zero increase Sinking Fund Millage Proposal next month in the May 6 election. The district said on Facebook it has had a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. NORTHERN MICHIGAN — By a slim margin, voters in areas served by Onaway Area Schools rejected a bond proposal while voters in the ...

If you’re someone who sticks to a well-thought-out monthly budget (and you should be), you’ll be in good shape to cover all of your usual monthly expenses, like housing costs, auto insurance, phone ...