§ 101057 Higher Education Bond Withdrawals
This law lets the finance director take money out of the General Fund to pay for projects, but only up to the amount of unsold bonds that have been approved. The money must be put back later, plus the interest it would have earned if it stayed in the investment account.
A university needs $5 million to start a big building repair. The Higher Education Facilities Finance Committee has approved $7 million of bonds that haven’t been sold yet. The Director of Finance withdraws $5 million from the General Fund to use for the repair.
The university can use the $5 million now, but after the bonds are sold the university must return the $5 million plus the interest the money would have earned if it had stayed in the Pooled Money Investment Account.
Returned amount = Withdrawn amount + (Withdrawn amount × Interest rate × Time)
The university withdrew $10 million and kept it for 1 year. The investment account pays 2% interest per year.
Result: Returned amount = 10,000,000 + (10,000,000 × 0.02 × 1) = 10,200,000
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§ 101057 Higher Education Bond Withdrawals
Last verified: January 10, 2026