INDIANAPOLIS - (01/20/06) -- The Federal Home Loan Bank ofIndianapolis said Thursday it lifted its fourth quarter dividend to4.75% for B-1 stock and 3.80% for B-2 stock. That's up from 4.25%paid on B-1 stock and 3.40% on B-2 stock for the fourth quarter in2004. The dividends will be paid in cash to the bank's 432financial institution members, including 92 credit unions, inIndiana and Michigan.
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