Sentences with phrase «net returns»

Because marijuana tenants are willing to pay increasingly higher rent for well - located warehouses with the appropriate tenant finish, there are very attractive opportunities now available for real estate investors to buy properties that produce unusually high net returns.

They will never know if that was the case when usiing a «discount brokerage» expecting «conventional brokerage» services; one can not undo what has transpired, re-roll the tape so - to - speak, and re-sell with a «non-discount» brokerage to compare net returns.

How does one calculate the net returns from a money - back insurance policy?

As a result, the net returns for the insured are lower.

Even assume that your fund has performed well and gave 12 - 15 % returns, after deducting allocation charges, you can expect net returns of 5 % to 7 % with life insurance coverage (105 % of premiums paid).

If you invest Rs. 1 lakh as annual premium under LIC's Bima Account 2 plan, after 10 years your guaranteed maturity benefit arrives at Rs. 12,63,911 (net returns = Rs. 2,63,911).

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Focusing on specialty fruit production, Houston et al. (2018) find that overall warmer conditions and reduced water availability may reduce net returns on crops due to increasing farming costs, affecting yields and altering product quality.

The MSCI ACWI Index net returns reflect the reinvestment of income and other earnings, including the dividends net of the maximum withholding tax applicable to non-resident institutional investors that do not benefit from double taxation treaties.

There was no evidence of winner persistence in net returns beyond the randomly expected.

Just because scientific finance studies do not support buying actively managed stock and bond funds on a net returns basis, this does not mean that professional money managers are not skillful.

Note also that the higher a fund's expenses, the more likely it is that the fund's net returns will fall short, when compared to a passive market index benchmark.

It's important to note, too, that the potential increase in net returns has nothing to do with market performance.

Therefore, given that your clients are interested in net returns, will you now recommend that your clients move to cheaper products?

Historically, the net returns of cheap products consistently (though not always, obviously) outpace the net returns for expensive ones.

By not attempting to beat the market, which most often will meet with failure, no load index funds can dramatically reduce costs and taxes and improve the odds of better net returns.

The simple mathematics of active management show that active and passive investors earn the same returns in aggregate, but active investors have greater costs and, therefore, earn lower net returns.

In the good old days, less vigilant investors (myself included) never even noticed — and who cared, as long as net returns continuing to rack up nicely each year.

That hypothesis states: Since all emerging markets stocks must be owned by someone, and passive investors earn the market returns less low costs, and in aggregate, active investors must also earn the market return less high costs, in aggregate passive investors must earn higher net returns than active investors.

«Advisors» net returns of minus 3 % per year [compared to index returns] are similar to their clients» net returns.»

The higher the mutual fund company expenses, the lower the net returns to individual investors.

The difference between gross and net returns shown on the insurance ledger show the biggest reason why one should rarely «invest» in any kind of cash value life insurance product (whole life, or VUL - Variable Universal Life).

The estimated reductions in Pell Grant costs will be slightly offset by approximately $ 695 million in reduced net returns associated with lower Federal Direct Unsubsidized and PLUS loan volume.

For the longest time it was perceived that ULIPs have high allocation charges, which are detrimental to the net returns.

Using monthly net returns and assets under management (AUM) for specific (not fund - of - funds) and distinct CTA funds with at least 12 months of returns denominated in U.S. dollars and monthly data required to estimate futures risk factor premiums as available during January 1987 through July 2015, they find that: Keep Reading

There's yet more evidence that it makes sense to invest in simple, plain - vanilla index funds, whose low fees often lead to better net returns than hedge funds and actively managed mutual funds with more impressive performance numbers.

Why would somebody give a loan with no interest, with only flexible or informal payment expectations, in a way where it has neither deposit insurance nor any expectation of net returns?

Doing so raises your costs and taxes, reducing your net returns.

Indeed, less, because Jack Bogle's «Cost Matters Hypothesis» is right: «Gross returns in the financial markets minus the costs of financial intermediation equal the net returns actually delivered to investors.»

This is an example where an actively managed fund beats the index and yet the net returns are lower than an index fund.

And then he «rolled» them over to compound his high returns (the longer the time in the bond, ie 25 years instead of 24 years, increases the fluctuations and therefore, the net returns again.

But what really turns the tide for index funds is that investors don't keep the gross returns of their investments, they keep the net returns.

Don't be scared away by the presence of the fee, since in the end your net returns may be better.

However, we recommend weighing the net returns of this card against other business credit card options.

Additionally, since the fund is comprised of NASDAQ stocks, it will tend to more more volatile than a broader market index like the S&P 500 and of course, other safe investments with lower volatility that rely on income for net returns rather than capital appreciation.

Far better to end up choosing high - quality long - term holdings — by now, I'm sure you've noticed how low my turnover is — you'd be surprised at the impact on your net returns, in terms of saving on commissions, spreads & especially taxes.

Bradson Oakley presents Bond Mutual Funds posted at Best Bond Funds, saying, «Higher bond fund expenses tend to mean lower net returns to individual investors.

In fact, without leverage, the projected net returns wouldn't attract any investors.

That lower - cost management, combined with features like automatic portfolio rebalancing and tax - loss harvesting, can translate into higher net returns for investors.

Determining which accounts you place certain assets, based on tax - efficiency and expected return, can have a significant impact on your after - tax net returns.

By selecting factors based on implementation characteristics rather than historical returns, we believe these definitions should mitigate (although not eliminate) the backtesting bias discussed by Harvey, Liu, and Zhu (2016) and McLean and Pontiff (forthcoming), as well as result in portfolios with greater liquidity and lower trading costs, leading to higher net returns flowing through to investors.

Investors should always focus on net returns, both after expenses and taxes.

«Really, anything that reduces your net returns, including fees, can cause an investment headwind.»

The couple is hoping to make about 4 % average annual net returns with a minimum of volatility and risk.

We see little reason to expect a sustained long - term trend to net returns from exchange rate movements for the widely diversified set of currencies associated with the Fund's equity holdings.

So I don't think there should be a big difference in the net returns you are getting.

When you input your estimated monthly budget by category, the model will return for you the estimated net returns for each of the cards.

When securities market values stagnate, people inevitably begin to look more at reducing their costs to improve their net returns.

«It all comes down to net returns.»

Look at net returns, after expenses, and the same managers have now underperformed the market or their benchmark.