Passive v Active income
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- Q1What type of income requires continuous active work to earn, such as a salary from a job?Residual incomePortfolio incomePassive incomeActive income30s
- Q2Which type of income is earned from investments that generate money without active involvement?Portfolio incomeActive incomeResidual incomePassive income30s
- Q3An example of passive income is...Receiving a monthly paycheckDoing chores for allowanceStarting a lemonade standEarning money from rental property30s
- Q4Which type of income is tied directly to the amount of hours worked and the tasks completed?Passive incomeActive incomeResidual incomePortfolio income30s
- Q5Which type of income is earned without the need for ongoing active involvement, such as royalties from a book?Passive incomeResidual incomePortfolio incomeActive income30s
- Q6What is an example of active income?Receiving dividends from stocksEarning a salary from a part-time jobRenting out a property for passive incomeReceiving royalties from a book30s
- Q7What is the main difference between net income and gross income?Gross income includes all sources of income.Net income takes into account expenses, taxes, and deductions, while gross income does not.Net income includes only salary income.Net income is always higher than gross income.30s
- Q8If someone's gross income is $50,000 and their net income is $40,000, what amount of money was deducted?$5,000$10,000$15,000$20,00030s
- Q9Why is net income considered a more accurate representation of one's financial situation than gross income?Gross income includes all sources of income, making it easier to calculate.There is no significant difference between net income and gross income.Net income accounts for expenses, taxes, and deductions, providing a clearer picture of the actual money available.Net income always results in a higher monetary amount.30s
- Q10Which type of income is generally higher, gross income or net income?Gross incomeThey are always the sameNet incomeIt depends on the individual circumstances30s