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Muni bonds are on their way to record the best month since 2009. These ETFs won the most past month.
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There is growing support among Americans for wealth tax imposition. What would it bring for muni bond ETFs?
Democrats Favoring Tax Hikes: Muni Bond ETFs to Soar?
by Sanghamitra Saha
Democratic presidential candidates are pitching for tax hikes in some way or the other. This should keep the winning momentum alive for muni bond ETFs.
Will Muni ETFs Lose Steam After a Superb Rally?
by Sanghamitra Saha
Muni bond ETFs may see a check in its rally as more supplies are ready to be added in order to tap low interest rates and high demand.
SALT Making Muni Bond ETF Investing Sweeter
by Sanghamitra Saha
Limitation on the deductibility of state and local taxes (the SALT deduction) from federal taxes and limited supply are favoring muni ETFs.
4 Reasons Why Muni Bond ETFs Are Rallying in 2019
by Sanghamitra Saha
The overall clip of muni ETF trading (based on market value traded) is more than 45% heavier than last year, per etf.com.
Tax Reform Outweighs Tax Season Tailwind for Muni Bond ETFs
by Sanghamitra Saha
Inside an assessment of how muni bond ETFs performed before Tax Day.
Muni ETFs: Value Trap or Value Play in 2018?
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Will muni ETFs be crushed under the likely tax reform or stay afloat?