Bonds issued for specific ventures that will generate enough revenue through operation to pay back the amount of the bond. For example, if a city wants to build a toll road they may seek out this type of bond to fund the project. Revenue obtained from charging individuals a toll to use the road would be used to pay back the debt. Self-supporting debt also may save a state some money on projects that qualify for this type of bond.
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- What is self-supporting debt? definition and meaning
Definition of self-supporting debt: Bonds issued for specific ventures that will generate enough revenue through operation to pay back the amount of the bond.
- Self-Supporting Debt - Financial Dictionary - The Free Dictionary
Bonds sold to finance a project that will produce enough revenue through tolls or other charges to retire the debt . See: revenue bond.
- Self-Supporting Debt: Definition from Answers.com
bonds sold for a project that will produce sufficient revenues to retire the debt. Such debt is usually issued by municipalities building a public structure.
- self-supporting debt - Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board
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- Debt Affordability Study – February 2012 - Texas Bond Review Board
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- Debt Affordability Study – February 2011 - Texas Bond Review Board
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Fiscal Year, Infrastructure Development Projects Debt Service, DFS Insurance Assessments, Energy Efficiency Projects Debt Service, Total Self-Supporting Debt ...
- GOVERNMENT CODE CHAPTER 1231. BOND REVIEW BOARD
(1) analyzing the state's historical debt use and financial and economic resources to determine the amount of additional not self-supporting debt the state can ...