§ 13869 State Bond Payment Obligations
Imagine you borrow $100 from your friend and promise to pay it back with $5 extra next month.
California does something similar. It borrows money by selling bonds and promises to pay it back with a little extra (interest). The state makes sure to collect enough money, like from taxes, to pay back what it owes, just like you might save part of your allowance to pay your friend back.
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§ 13869 State Bond Payment Obligations
Last verified: January 23, 2026