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Muni bond tool may provide dose of reality

Financial advisers have a new online tool to help show clients what effects rising interest rates will have on their municipal bond holdings

Financial advisers have a new online tool to help show clients what effects rising interest rates will have on their municipal bond holdings.

BondView LLC, which operates a free site for muni bond investors, has launched a free tool that lets users stress-test muni bonds and see how they wou

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