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James Eccleston Discusses Municipal Bonds on First Business


irst Business, a business magazine show highlighting the latest business and finance news, aired a segment about municipal bonds featuring SNSFE partner James J. Eccleston.

Jim explains that over two-thirds of municipal, or "muni" bonds are owned by private investors, and because there is no uniform standard of accounting, individual investors are at risk of loss.

For more information about the risks of owning municipal bonds, contact James Eccleston at JEccleston@snsfe-law.com or 312.621.4400.

First Business airs weekdays on WCIU Chicago at 5 AM.









   
 
 
 
 



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