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Current incomeMoney that is routinely received from investments in the form of dividends, interest, and other income sources.Current incomeInterest, dividend or other income payments received regularly from an investment source.Similar MatchesPermanent Current AssetsPermanent Current AssetsThe minimum level of current assets that a firm needs to continue operation. Because some level is always maintained, they are called permanent current assets. Balance on current accountBalance on current accountA country's receipts minus payments for current account transactions. Equals the balance of trade plus net inflows of transfer payments. Current pricesCurrent pricesRefers to prices in the present, rather than in some base year; e.g., "GDP at current prices" means GDP as measured, in contrast to real GDP, or "GDP at XXXX prices," where the latter is measured in the prices of year XXXX. Current accountCurrent accountNet flow of goods, services, and unilateral transactions (gifts) between countries. High current income fundHigh current income fundA fund which aims to pay a high dividend to its shareholders by investing in bonds or other companies which themselves produce good income, either through high rates of interest or high dividend yields.The focus of such a fund is resolutely on income and does not seek capital appreciation. Of course, really high income can sometimes only come from accepting more risk in investments. Junk bonds, now referred to as high yield bonds, pay high levels of interest precisely because the companies that issue them have soft credit ratings. Further Suggestionscurrent accountHigh current income mutual fund Current account balance Current account Current assets current assets current liabilities Noncurrent asset Current issue Current liabilities current ratio Current income bonds current cost accounting Spontaneous Current Liabilities Permanent spontaneous current Liabilities Current yield Current production rate Current rate method Current account deficit Net current assets Current coupon issues Current maturity Noncurrent liability Current ratio Other current assets |
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