What is an income stream?

1. A yield, for a given term, of an asset not the same as net profits.

2. An income stream is an endless stream of profits guaranteed forever.

3. It's a process of extracting money from individuals who banks money.

4. It's a description of rents, crops, interest payments, yields paid into a bank account controlled by the government.

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Joyce Walsh

24 November, 03:55

What is an income stream?

1. A yield, for a given term, of an asset not the same as net profits.

2. An income stream is an endless stream of profits guaranteed forever.

3. It's a process of extracting money from individuals who banks money.

4. It's a description of rents, crops, interest payments, yields paid into a bank account controlled by the government.

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Willie Beck · Answer 1

4.

Explanation:

An income stream is the money generated on a regular basis by a company or individual. It could be steady flow of income and/or periodic.

Thus, scenario 4 fits in as income stream. E. g. rents could be termed as steady, crops could be periodic (harvest season).