Well, that depends on how long it takes.
40 percent in a year is incredible.
40 percent in a century is no big deal.
which is a better investment 14% stock at 95 or 15% stock at 105.
To calculate the after-tax return, we first determine the pre-tax dividend income, which is $4. The tax on this income is 30% of $4, resulting in $1.20 in taxes, leaving an after-tax dividend of $2.80. Since the stock was bought and sold at the same price ($40), there is no capital gain or loss. Therefore, the total after-tax return is $2.80, which is a 7% return on the initial investment of $40.
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40 percent !
40 percent.
29 percent of 40 percent = 0.29 x 40 percent = 11.6 percent
According to an online article on USAToday, time-shares can be either a bad investment or a good one. There are a lot of factors that a customer should take into account when purchasing a timeshare such as location, price(some timeshares ma have a mark up of anywhere from 40-60 percent). According to the article, even if the customer has decided that it is a good investment, most will lose money if the customer decides to sell the timeshare.
40 percent of 60 is 2,400%
120
74 percent of 40 is 29.6
41 percent percent of 40 = 0.164
+40% + 40% = 80%