Sentences with phrase «capital after inflation»

Call me «old fashioned» but I too find difficulty investing in an asset with negative real yields, to thus see capital after inflation, wasting away in purchasing terms.

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I ran a Conservative, Base, and Blue Sky Scenario with Personal Capital and I came up with inflation and tax adjusted amounts of $ 500,000, $ 1 million, and $ 2.5 million after 25 more years of saving and investing.

«the probability that the investor holding stocks will double her capital every 10 years after inflation, quadruple every 20, combined with 100 % odd that she will outperform T - bills or government bonds in 20 years, can hardly be called risky.

If Sid were to grow his $ 549,000 RRSP at three per cent per year after inflation and were to spend all capital and income starting at 65 in the 25 years to age 90, he could withdraw $ 31,528 per year in 2018 dollars before tax.

If the balance grows at three per cent per year after inflation and Sid spends it over the next 25 years from age 65 to 90, it would support payouts of $ 3,300 per year before all capital and income is exhausted.

Assuming that they invest $ 1.5 million of their financial assets at 3 per cent after inflation and use up all income and capital in the 37 years to Nancy's age 95, it would generate $ 65,700 per year or $ 5,475 per month before tax.

If this capital were to generate 3 per cent per year after inflation and were paid out to exhaust all income and capital over 30 years from 65 to her age 95, it would generate $ 5,250 a year.

Elementary and high schools nationally cut capital spending by $ 28 billion or 37 percent between fiscal years 2008 and 2013 (the latest year available), after adjusting for inflation.

Small business owners will also welcome the rise in the capital gains deduction to $ 800,000 starting in 2014, after which it will be indexed to inflation.

If this capital were to generate 3 per cent per year after inflation and were paid out to exhaust all income and capital over 30 years from 65 to her age 95, it would generate $ 5,250 a year.

Assuming that they invest $ 1.5 million of their financial assets at 3 per cent after inflation and use up all income and capital in the 37 years to Nancy's age 95, it would generate $ 65,700 per year or $ 5,475 per month before tax.

The $ 175,000 left after a few repairs and estimated selling expenses could support a $ 5,250 annual payout with a 3 per cent after inflation return and no capital expenditure indefinitely, leaving the capital intact for late life needs or gifts to her children.

Assuming their invested capital of $ 420,806 generates 3 per cent per year after inflation, it would produce $ 12,627 per year in 2018 dollars.

There would be capital gains tax to be paid if the assets are sold, but a long - term investment of, say, 20 years with no tax on annual gains of 3 per cent after inflation would easily cover tax due at no more than about 22 per cent of realized gains based on 50 per cent inclusion rate, as present tax rules allow.

If this capital grows at 3 per cent after inflation with no further contributions, then in 21 years at her age 71, on the eve of conversion to the Registered Retirement Income Fund, it would have a value of $ 360,123 in 2018 dollars.

Long - term gains, which is gains on debt fund units held for over 36 months, are subject to long - term capital gains tax (LCGT) at the rate of 20 % after adjusting the price considering inflation Indexation

After paying 15 % in long - term capital gains taxes, you would be left with 8.5 %, below the inflation rate.

If Sid were to grow his $ 549,000 RRSP at three per cent per year after inflation and were to spend all capital and income starting at 65 in the 25 years to age 90, he could withdraw $ 31,528 per year in 2018 dollars before tax.

If Phil and Nancy invest $ 1.5 million at 3 per cent after inflation and use up all income and capital in the 37 years to Nancy's age 95, it would...

After all, if you can preserve capital with the possibility of increasing your invested capital, you'll be ahead of the «under the mattress» individual whose money is eaten away by inflation... even our low inflation rates today!

I submit there are NO valid price signals (P / B, P / E, TBV, etc.) to determine intrinsic value to aid capital investment while the Federal Reserve distorts the entire economy with: 1 - negative real after inflation interest rates and 2 — increases the monetary base by multiples with unlimitied quantitave easing for the bond market (ie; QE4 - EVA).

The couple's Tax - Free Savings Accounts with present balances of $ 85,000 soon to be bumped up to the present maximum limit of $ 52,000 each, $ 104,000 total, growing at the allowed rate maximum of $ 5,500 per person for nine years to their age 50, would have future balances, calculated at three per cent annual growth after inflation, of $ 251,000 and be able to support payouts of all income and capital in the following 45 years of $ 10,000 a year.

Even after taking inflation into account, a week in a four - star hotel and the rental of a full - sized car in Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic, costs you 61 % less today than it would have back in 1999.

Our clients look to WealthCo to preserve their capital and provide real growth in their portfolios after tax and inflation.

These portfolios are producing not only ongoing, passive, inflation - linked income year after year, but also ongoing capital growth, resulting in exceptional returns on investment.