The metropolis of Springfield, Massachusetts is banking on an investment decision to aid reduce residence taxes following calendar year. The city will invest $45 million from its stabilization reserves, or “rainy day” fund, in significant-yield, minimal danger, Federal Treasury Notes and use the return on the financial commitment, which is calculated to be just around $2 million, to cut down the home tax levy by that amount up coming 12 months, introduced Mayor Domenic Sarno. “It’s sensible, it’s prudent, it is risk-free,” he claimed. He said following the city buys the 1-year Treasury Notes there will be $5 million remaining in the stabilization account for emergencies and a lot more…