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How a $500,000 Position in This Schwab Muni ETF Pays a Married Couple in the 32% Bracket an Extra $6,500 a Year in After Tax Income
Key takeaways
- SCMB s 0.03% expense ratio and 3.59% yield edge out rivals MUB and VTEB while managing 6,695 bonds in one fund.
- NY and CA residents should choose state-specific muni ETFs, since out-of-state bond income gets taxed like corporate bonds, erasing the key advantage.
- Act now: the analyst who called NVIDIA in 2010 just named his top 10 AI stocks — and Schwab Municipal Bond ETF didn t make the cut.
How a $500,000 Position in This Schwab Muni ETF Pays a Married Couple in the 32% Bracket an Extra $6,500 a Year in After Tax Income John Seetoo Tue, June 16, 2026 at 8:42 PM GMT+7 5 min read NVDA SPCX SCMB Quick Read A $500,000 muni bond investment saves a 32%-bracket couple $6,475 annually compared to equivalent taxable bonds with state tax applied.
SCMB s 0.03% expense ratio and 3.59% yield edge out rivals MUB and VTEB while managing 6,695 bonds in one fund.
NY and CA residents should choose state-specific muni ETFs, since out-of-state bond income gets taxed like corporate bonds, erasing the key advantage.
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