A company or an individual’s income which is derived from its investments, including interest and dividends on stocks and bonds.

Is the payments which are received from investments, including dividends and interest.

The income received from investment in securities and property. It includes rent from property, dividends from shares in corporations, and interest from bonds, guaranteed investment certificates, bank accounts, certificates of deposit, Treasury bills and other financial securities.

Monies generated through the use of cash management methodologies. Idle cash in the trust funds is invested with the Office of the State Comptroller generating interest income from the float. The funds generated through this activity are reinvested in the Auxiliary Trust Fund as strategically needed to support the mission.

Includes taxable and tax-exempt interest, dividends, capital gains net income, certain rent and royalty income, and net passive activity income.

The equity dividends, bond interest, and/or cash interest paid on an investment.

Investment income refers to the yield on an investment; such as interest income, dividend income and capital gains. Taxation rate differs according to the type of investment income.

Gross income from securities or property held for investment. Net investment income represents investment income minus applicable investment expenses.

A stream of revenue from a portfolio of investments.

Interest, dividends and other investment income received on assets held by the nonprofit sector.

(Insurance Industries)—dividends, interest, and rents received on investments and any other investment income less the expenses of the investment department.

Income from investments in securities, bonds, and so on may be included if it can be demonstrated that such income has been available for the past three years and such income is reasonably expected to continue. However, if the income is of a speculative nature, it should not normally be included. Overtime/Secondary Employment Income earned on overtime should be included only if it is clearly demonstrated that such income is typical and that the amount of overtime is reasonable and is expected to continue. The same holds true for secondary employment.

The income derived from the investment of assets.

Income earned on the money held by insurers on behalf of policyholders, having been received in premiums but not yet paid out on claims.

Income from investments rather than from your salary or wages. It includes interest, dividends, capital gains distributions, capital gains (and losses) on sales, etc.

Includes taxable and tax-exempt interest, dividends, capital gains distributions, and rental income.

Money earned from investments of money, such as stock dividends and annuity payments.

Income derived from invested capital as distinguished from income derived from sale of products and the delivery of services; current income from interest, dividends, and other investments from securities held in portfolios, as contrasted with capital gains or losses derived from actual sale of securities, and book appreciation or depreciation on retained securities

See Unearned income.

Interest and dividends paid to investors.

Income that is earned from investments such as interest, dividends, and capital gains.

The return received by businesses and individuals from their investment portfolios, including interest, dividends, rent income, and realized capital gains.

Investment income refers to dividends and interest derived from any stocks or bonds owned by an insurance company. It also includes any profit/loss made from the sale of any stocks or bonds but does not include the value of any stocks or bonds that the company currently owns.

The return received by insurers from their investment portfolios including interest, dividends and realized capital gains on stocks. It doesn't include the value of any stocks or bonds that the company currently owns.

Income from securities such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or other investments that produce income. Forms of income include dividends, and capital gains.

See: Portfolio Income.

Dividends, capital gains net income, certain rental and royalty income, net passive activity income, and taxable and tax-exempt interest.

The revenue from a portfolio of invested assets.

This is the income earned by the pension fund's investments .

This is income earned on investments you make. Investment income includes interest, dividends and capital gains.

The term "investment income" means the aggregate of net operating income or loss from real estate and gross income from interest, dividends and all other sources, exclusive of profit or loss on sales of securities or other properties.

The portion of a company's income which is derived from its investments, including interest and dividends on stocks and bonds.

Income from investments such as interest and dividends.

Income generated by the investment of assets. Insurers have two sources of income, underwriting (premiums less claims and expenses) and investment income. The latter can offset underwriting operations, which are frequently unprofitable

The return received by insurers from their investment portfolios, including interest, dividends, and realized capital gains on stocks. Realized capital gains means the profit realized on stocks that have actually been sold for more than their purchase price.

Line reported in the Income Statement of a company's financial statements that states the income generated by a company's portfolio of investments (such as in bonds, stocks, or other financial ventures).

Interest or capital gains income generated from stocks, bonds or other investments.