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Definition Of Moral Obligation Debt:

moral obligation debt Government or municipal debt that carries an implied pledge of support, but that is not explicitly guaranteed by the full faith and credit of the guarantor organization.
Moral obligation debt is generally issued in order to circumvent legal restrictions on borrowing. The securities are rated lower and carry higher yields than general obligation bonds of the same issuer.

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