Sentences with phrase «equivalent yield so»

Well, there's a really simple formula that you can use to calculate a tax - equivalent yield so that you can compare the yields on an equal basis.

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The bonds of iHeartMedia have long been in the basket of «distressed debt,» meaning their prices have fallen so far to where their yields are at least 10 percentage points higher than equivalent Treasury yields.

They must by law do what all other corporations do and that is called due dilligence in administration of 401K funds, The cottage industry of «Christian» funds does not have a net yield or beta equivalent net yield after cost so they would be putting their employees personal nest eggs in a riskier product.

Most of Marvel Studios's films are the cinematic equivalent of breadcrumbs, which have been dropped into theaters strategically so as to keep one looking for the next sequel or crossover, when the endless televisual exposition will eventually, theoretically yield an event of actual consequence.

The equivalent would be computed by taking 1.1 to the 5th power which yields 1.61051 so your salary equivalent would be $ 1,610.51 assuming dollars and cents like US and Canada.

If you are paying 25 %, then the taxable equivalent yield for the muni is only 4.67 %, so the taxable bond at 5 % is still a better deal.

So a 4 % tax - free yield with a 25 % tax rate is the equivalent of 5.33 % taxable.

If munis will give you a higher tax - equivalent yield, you might be tempted to purchase a muni fund that focuses on bonds from your state, so the interest is exempt from state as well as federal taxes.

So, looking for stocks with an earnings yield of 12.2 % or more is roughly equivalent to searching for stocks that possess a P / E ratio of 8.2 or less.)

While a yield of 6.01 % doesn't exactly make me giddy with excitement, it is completely tax - free, which makes it equivalent to a taxable 8 - 9 % yield, so it's actually a respectable yield compared to taxable dividends.

Result: To find the tax - equivalent yield, you would divide the municipal bond's yield by 0.76, so the tax - equivalent yield for a 4 % muni would be 5.26 %.

So, for example, 2C of warming (roughly equivalent to 2.6 C above pre-industrial) could cause sorghum crop yields to drop by 17 %.