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Money incomeNominal income; contrasts with real income.Similar MatchesMinimum income guaranteeMinimum income guaranteeThe Minimum Income Guarantee tops up pensioners' incomes from the basic state pension. In the year 2003, the top up is to £102.10 a week for a single person to £155.80 for a couple.The MIG rises with wages inflation which tends to move faster than price inflation (on which the basic state pension is based) so in time the gap between the state pension and the MIG should grow.Anyone with assets over £12,000 is disqualified from the MIG. Family income benefit (family income assurance)Family income benefit (family income assurance)A type of term assurance in which, following the death of the life assured, instalments, rather than a lump sum, are paid to the beneficiary for the remainder of the policy term. If the life assured lives to the end of the term, no benefit is payable. Net income per share of common stockNet income per share of common stockSee: Earnings per share Tax deferred incomeTax deferred incomeDividends, interest, and unrealized capital gains on investments in an account such as a qualified retirement plan, where income is not subject to taxation until a withdrawal is made. Income elasticIncome elasticHaving an income elasticity greater than one. Further SuggestionsUnearned income (revenue)Income dividend Premium income Income investment company income Tax exempt income Disposable income Employee Retirement Income Security Act Postponing income Income effect investment income deferred income loss of income insurance Ordinary income Fixed income market disposable income adjusted gross income Earned income Foreign base company income Income limited partnership franked income gross income Functional distribution of income Fixed income securities Income statement (statement of operations) |
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