ATLANTA – The Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta announced yesterday it will pay its members a fourth quarter dividend of 5.90%, up from 4.60% paid for the fourth quarter last year. The dividend will be credited to members accounts on January 2. The dividend will be paid to the Atlanta Bank’s 1,200 member institutions, including 135 credit unions.
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