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To safeguard the fiscal stability of Puerto Rico and promote its competitiveness in order to transform our economy into one of the most developed economies in the world, hence, fostering the social and economic enhancement of our people.
PR Credit Conference
June 18, 2013   Treasury Department Collects $612 Million in May; a 2.6% Year-Over-Year Increase
     
June 18, 2013   GDB Clarifies Tax Refund Checks Situation
     
June 17, 2013   New Executive Vice President for Financing Appointed at GDB
     
June 3, 2013   GDB's 11th José M. Berrocal Institute for Economics and Finance Internship Program Begins
     
May 31, 2013   Economic Activity Index for the month of April 2013
     
May 29, 2013  

Statement by the GDB about PRHTA $139,875,000 GARVEE bonds (series 2004)

     
May 23, 2013   Projected Revenue Shortfall for June 30, 2013 Now $295 Million From Original Estimate of $965 Million, a 69% Reduction
     
May 16, 2013   Puerto Rico Credit Conference 2013 Website
     
May 15, 2013   Moody's Investor Service: Issuer Comment: PR adopts major pension reform and proposes sales tax expansion for fiscal 2014 budget
   
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Pension Reform: The Numbers Speak for Themselves

Pension Reform: The Numbers Speak for Themselves. To view the report’s enlarged tables and graphics click HERE.

Pension Reform Act, Law No. 3 of April 4, 2013. Click HERE to read GDB's unofficial English translation of the Act, excluding the Statement of Motives. GDB makes no representation or warranty as to the accuracy or completeness of this translation and strongly suggests reading the full text of the Act in Spanish (available HERE), pending issuance of the official translation of the Act by the Puerto Rico Office of Legislative Services.



Notas de Ahorro de Cooperación Económica con Puerto Rico

Since August 6, 2009, Puerto Rico residents can purchase the Economic Cooperation with Puerto Rico Savings Bonds at credit unions and cooperative savings banks, commercial banks, and P.R. Treasury Department collections offices throughout the Island. (List of Participant Institutions Only in Spanish)

Beginning with a minimum purchase of $100.00, an individual may purchase up to a maximum of $5,000 in $50- denominations. Payment for Savings Bonds can be made in cash, money order, cashier’s check or debit card transactions. The savings bonds will be available until the sale of a total of $20 million, as approved by the Legislative Assembly in Act No. 7 of March 9, 2009.


For more information, read the Savings Bonds brochure (available in Spanish only) and/or contact the GDB at 787-722-2525 x15580.



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      June 2013