• School Bond Qualification and Loan Program (SBQLP)
Qualified bonds provide school districts with access to the State's credit rating, which will usually result in a lower interest rate and cost, and the ability to borrow for the principal and interest requirements on outstanding qualified bonds (subject to a minimum debt millage).

• State Aid Note Program
The State Aid Note Program offers a simplified borrowing process for schools to fund short term cash flow needs for operating purposes.

• Local Government Loan Program
Provides competitive interest rates for 3 to 30 year loans. Typically, tax exempt bonds or installment purchase contracts are issued under this program.

• State Aid Note Program
Provides borrowers with a low-cost, short-term financing option. The State Aid Note (SAN) Program for PSAs offers a simplified borrowing process to fund cash flow needs for operating purposes. While this loan program is similar to the program available to public school districts, the MPEFA SAN is designed to address the specialized needs of PSAs.

• Long-Term Financing
Provides an effective, low-cost, facilities financing option to finance: land, facilities, equipment, energy conservation improvement or to refinance existing debt.