American Mutual Funds --- Anyone know why "Income of America" did a X dividend?

Besides income tax and sales tax, there are plenty of other taxes a state can levy (for example, property tax). There are also fines, fees, tickets, and so forth. States also earn revenue from s...

Any money saved will be considered in federal financial aid. Education plans are a better place to put money overall. Money in retirement accounts are not currently considered. Accounts should be o...

Heres the deal: In Australia, NOBODY is going to give you any personal financial advice, or anything that could be percieved as financial advice, without being satisfied that they have sufficien...

Mutual funds pay out two types of dividends. One is a income dividend, payable from the dividends it collects on the stocks in its portfolio. The second is a capital gain dividend, which is paid fr...

The government knows what you are investing and what your profit on that investment is because the mutual fund reports the information to the government each year. If you have an income (e.g., p...

If you buy the rental properties, you will still report the income from them on your return because you will then own them directly. Not only that, the "B" trust will have to pay capital ...

Adrian, If you have a nonprofit tax id, you may have a situation. Since non-profits are set up to go on forever, there are some tricky things about dissolving them you might not know. Here is ...

broad brush rule of thumb is to earn 5% and withdraw 4% to not outlive the funds. if you have a great year and make a killing then take out more. if you have a bad year tighten up if possible. ...