4. Continue to roll the dice. Students continue to write the sum/product under the S column. 5. After each roll of the dice students may decide to go out of the game. After I roll and give them a short amount to compute and write, I count to five. Students have five seconds to decide if they want to go out of the game.
Definition of income investing. Income investing in its broadest sense refers to any form of investment which can generate a cash income in the form of dividends, interest or capital gains. Income investing can therefore refer to a strategy of buying shares in a company that pays dividends. It can also, when the term is used broadly, encompass investments in bonds or even property.
It is calculated by subtracting losses on securities transactions from gains. Investment income differs from wages and salary primarily in that one does not need to work for investment income. One can manage one's investments oneself or one can hire a money manager to do it. Both individuals and companies can have net investment income; indeed a publicly-traded company must list its net investment income on its balance sheet. Investment income is often taxed differently than other income.