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Capital Gains - Recognize the forms of capital gains and the ways they can affect your investments.This is an introduction to capital gains, which are profits realized from price appreciation. The information presented here includes a discussion of types of capital gains and what income is subject to the capital gains tax.

Comparison of the Primary and Secondary Markets - This is a topic-by-topic comparison of the two major "markets" for securities-- the primary and the secondary markets. After some introduction to the two markets, the tutorial covers how they differ with respect to making securities available to the public. Following this, it discusses how pricing differs between the two. Last, the tutorial explains the risks that are both common and unique to each type of market.

Investment Earnings - What are the different ways your investments can make you money? Learn to identify the kinds of income that investors in stocks and bonds can hope to achieve. This tutorial explains dividends, and it covers how capital gains are calculated on earnings. In addition, it discusses how the earnings of these different investments are taxed.

Overview Of Investment Options - This tutorial can help you identify your investment options. After briefly introducing you to the wide world of investment options, it looks at each of several. It includes savings accounts, certificates of deposit, mutual funds, and a number of others. The tutorial closes with a quick listing of lesser-known investments, such as futures.

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