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Bond Guarantee Program Allocates $100M for Community Development

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What happened

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Clearinghouse Community Development Financial Institution secured a $100 million allocation from the Department of the Treasury's Bond Guarantee Program. These proceeds are intended for community and economic development in low-income, underserved, and rural areas across the United States.

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Why it matters

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The CDFI Bond Guarantee Program functions as a federal credit program, not a grant. The bond proceeds are debt instruments that must be repaid, and the government earns revenue through the interest charged on that debt.

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  • Mississippi CountySpeculative

    Mississippi County could see direct capital injection for housing and economic development.

  • Department of the TreasurySpeculative

    The Department of the Treasury could gain revenue through interest charged on the debt instruments.

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