But the case commands a great deal of attention because it would transform the country's fixed income markets if the Court determines out-of-state bond holders should get refunds for the interest they've paid on these investments.
Interest on those bonds are paid back to the bond holders through the unlimited taxing powers of the US government, which is what makes them AAA rated.
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, they offered individuals annuities that paid guaranteed interest rates much higher than were available in the bond market.