Distance Energy Healing – Traditional, Authentic, and Compassionate Support, including Prayer.
➤ guerisseurhealer.com Ads

By Dr. Jim Dahle, WCI Founder

Passive income is a buzzword(s) that is thrown out frequently in the investing space. It appeals, or at least should appeal, primarily to those who would like to work less (or not at all) while maintaining the same or higher spendable income. If you have no interest in working less or spending more, then it shouldn’t have much appeal—at least for now.

The problem with additional income is that it often comes with an additional tax bill. All else being equal, it is actually far more tax-efficient to have a smaller portion of your overall return come from income. It’s amazing how many investors don’t understand that point.

Becoming overly income-focused not only leads to tax inefficiency in many cases, but it can also lead to bad investing decisions. The classic examples may be really, really junky junk bonds and things like peer-to-peer

Leave a Reply