ATLANTA – The Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta said yesterday it will raise its second quarter dividend to 6%, from 5.6% paid for the second quarter last year, and 5.9% for this year’s first quarter. The FHLB Atlanta will credit this dividend to members’ daily investment accounts at close of business on July 2, 2007. The dividend will paid to the Bank’s 1,300 members, including 135 credit unions.
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