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Earned vs Unearned Income
04/13/2024 4:08 pm CDT
The Definition of Unearned Income
Unearned Income
Earned
Unearned
Typically from an employer (i.e. salary)
Can also be from your own business (self-employed)
You generate income from some type of “work” you have done
Annual bonuses
Hourly wages
Tips
Commissions
Some royalty payments
Referred to as passive income
Interest from checking/savings accounts
Capital Gains and Dividends (from stocks)
Retirement (e.g. 401K) and Pensions
Inheritance or Gifts
Lottery or Prizes
Rental property income
Disability payments
Death benefits