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• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 8.48 percent.
• Investors turned to municipals when taxable equivalent yields rose above 9 percent on long-term bonds.
• Investors turned to municipals after taxable equivalent yields rose above 9 percent on long-term bonds.
• Taxable equivalent yield equals tax-free yield divided by ( 1 minus your tax bracket ).
• That's a taxable equivalent yield of 7.44 percent for investors in the top tax bracket.
• The taxable equivalent yields range up to 9.38 percent for an investor in the 36 percent federal bracket.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 8.78 percent for investors in the 36 percent tax bracket.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 8.9 percent for investors in the 36 percent tax bracket.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 8.14 percent for investors in the 36 percent tax bracket.
• They have a taxable equivalent yield of 9.92 percent for an investor in the 36 percent federal tax bracket.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 9.73 percent for an investor in the 36 federal tax bracket.
• Taxable equivalent yields of 9 percent and higher tempered investors'concern that growth could lead to an acceleration of inflation.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 8.90 percent for investors in the 36 percent tax-bracket.
• The taxable equivalent yields ranged as high as 9.28 percent for an investor in the 36 percent federal tax bracket.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 9.26 percent for an investor in the 36 percent federal tax bracket.
• The bonds have a taxable equivalent yield of 9.22 percent for an investor in the 36 percent federal tax bracket.
• The taxable equivalent yields ranged as high as 8.84 percent for an investor in the 31 percent federal tax bracket.
• Municipal bonds rose amid expectations investors may be attracted by the high taxable equivalent yields after filing their returns with the federal government.
• For an investor in the 36 percent federal tax bracket, the taxable equivalent yields were as high as 8.79 percent.
• For an investor in the 36 percent federal tax bracket, that translates into a taxable equivalent yield of 8.98 percent.