…practice, investments, and life from that risk. In the first part of this three-part series on asset protection for doctors, I covered how doctors can protect their practices. In this part, we’ll discuss how to protect your investments. Then, in the final installment, we’ll cover how to protect your life. Whenever I’m discussing investments, I like to look at things…
You’ve probably noticed that the price of everything is going up—everything from gas at the pump to eggs at the grocery store. How do these price increases impact your investments? The answer depends on what those investments are. How Does Inflation Affect Investments? Savings Accounts Shrink Real Estate Becomes More Valuable Stock Investments Vary Bond Returns Slow Down Precious Metals…
…investment real estate, which is also subject to a 3.8% net investment income tax. The maximum thresholds for long-term rates will increase for 2023 compared with 2022 figures. Learn about Real Estate & Asset Protection at our next FREE LIVE STREAM What Is Capital Gains Tax? Capital gains tax applies to profits investors make when selling their investments and is…
…of investments, both in long term investments and short term investments, in order to make sure the hedge fund would always make money despite market fluctuations. This may be how the original hedge funds operated, that it is not necessarily hedge funds function today. A hedge fund may invest in emerging markets or engage in buying up distressed securities. The…
…for your investment property is $21,818.18 per year from January 1, 2019, through June 30, 2046 (based on $600,000.00 of real estate improvements since the land is not depreciable). Let’s say that this investment produces $30,000.00 in income for you in 2019. The 2019 income attributed to you for this investment will be $8,181.82 ($30,000.00 income less $21,818.18 depreciation expense)….
