Sentences with phrase «produce dividends and interest»

But riskier investments don't produce dividends and interest; that's part of what makes them riskier.

Not exact matches

It looks like you are defining passive income from stocks, bonds, and other investments directly as the income it produces (dividends, interest, rent, etc).

A balanced fund produces interest income and dividend income as well as capital gains and losses.

Sam and Mary reject the idea of conventional investment in assets which produce interest, dividends or capital gains.

Most assets directly or indirectly derive their value from income that they can produce, like stocks that produce earnings and dividends, bonds that produce interest, and investment properties that produce rent.

A low fee, broad market exchange traded fund for the U.S. economy as a whole, a global ETF and a Canadian broad ETF equally weighted to reduce concentration in banks and energy, and a 5 to 10 year corporate bond ladder would add diversification with dividends from stocks and interest from bonds and produce a more secure portfolio.

The thing is, this distribution far exceeds what the fund can produce in bond interest and dividends.

Conservatively, the Company appears to produce $ 25 - $ 35 million of run - rate EBITDA, require approximately $ 9 million in maintenance capital expenditures and have $ 4 - $ 8 million of taxes, interest and preferred dividends in total, leaving $ 12 - $ 18 million of positive free cash flow annually with which to further invest in the business and / or amortize debt.

Rather, the policy acts as a forced savings plan that accumulates money in a tax deferred account that you can THEN use to invest with, as you purchase other income producing assets, at the same time as earning interest and dividends on the cash value in your policy!

Investing of course is when you put capital into an asset with the goal that it will produce income, appreciate over time, and / or generate wealth through interest, dividends, tax advantages or capital gains.

(Disclaimer: I am a shareholder in France Telecom plc and Total Produce plc) Finally, in terms of the best entries I've seen in the blogosphere of late, John McElligott has an interesting piece asking if European telecoms dividends are sustainable; while Wexboy has conducted even more detailed research on Total Produce.

Usually, stock - market investing produces capital gains and dividend income, both of which are taxed at a much lower rate than interest.

In Arizona, California, New Mexico, Nevada, and Washington, separately owned property that produces interest, dividends and rents is treated as separate property and is reported 100 % by the spouse who owns the property.

In non-registered accounts, owning investments that generate capital gains is more efficient than dividends in most cases and, Canadian dividends are more tax efficient than foreign dividends and interest income that bonds and GICs produce.

A Passive NFE is a business client whose main source of income (more than 50 %) is generated from holding financial instruments earning dividends and interest, otherwise known as passive income, or more than 50 % of its assets held are used to produce passive income, e.g. certain family trusts or holding companies.

Sam and Mary reject the idea of conventional investment in assets which produce interest, dividends or capital gains.

The best way to protect yourself from economic uncertainty, market anxiety and your own rash judgment — and still produce a good yield — is to assemble a portfolio of solid mutual funds that pay both good dividends and high interest.

As one gets older, the switch to dividend producing stocks and bonds usually happens because the «interest rate» is more stable.

You have ready and available cash, that can be borrowed at favorable rates, in a private transaction, regardless of your credit score, to purchase other cash flow producing assets, all the while your money in your policy is still earning interest and dividends!

They produce predictable long - term revenues (from 20 year PPAs), with minimal capex & operating expense — after debt interest & amortisation (and the debt can be re-financed in due course), investors can enjoy increasing cash flows & dividends for decades to come.

Many REITs have restructured, improved their balance sheets, and helped pique the interest of investors who were flocking to dividend - producing stocks.