§ 11736 Bond Early Retirement Authority
This law says the government can pay off bonds early if they want, but they might have to pay extra money to do it.
Imagine you borrowed money from a bank and signed a paper saying you’d pay it back in 10 years. But after 5 years, you get extra cash and want to pay it all back now.
The government can do the same thing with bonds, but sometimes they have to pay a little more to pay it back early.
Not explicitly provided in the statute.
If the government issued bonds for $100,000 to be paid back in 20 years, but wants to pay it back in 10 years, they might have to pay an extra fee.
Result: The total amount to pay early would be $100,000 plus the extra fee.
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§ 11736 Bond Early Retirement Authority
Last verified: January 11, 2026