Construction Interest Expense Definition

What Is Construction Interest Expense? Construction interest expense is an interest that accumulates on a construction loan used to construct a building or other long-lived business asset. Typically, interest paid on a loan is immediately expensed and is tax deductible but that isn’t always the case. For example, construction interest expense that is incurred during…

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.50% as virus spreads

In a not-so-surprise move, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 0.50% as investor concerns grow given the global spread of the deadly coronavirus. The cut comes right on the heels of an emergency meeting with finance ministers and central bankers of the G-7 countries this morning. Following the meeting, the G-7 issued a…

Health Care Plan Stocks in Focus as Super Tuesday Looms

Health care plan stocks joined a market relief rally Monday after coronavirus fears caused U.S. benchmarks to suffer their worst one-week performance since the 2008 financial crisis. Attention now immediately shifts to Super Tuesday – a day that decides roughly one-third of delegates in the Democratic Party presidential primaries. Polls predict front-runner Bernie Sanders to walk away…

What You Should Know About Real Estate Valuation

Estimating the value of real estate is necessary for a variety of endeavors, including financing, sales listing, investment analysis, property insuranceand taxation. But for most people, determining the asking or purchase price of a piece of real property is the most useful application of real estate valuation. This article will provide an introduction to the…

1 Reason Why the REIT ETN MORL Dividend Is 20%+

The UBS ETRACS Monthly Pay 2x Leveraged Mortgage REIT ETN (MORL) has a trailing 12-month dividend yield of around 22% as of November 2022. Since dividend yields are crucial to some market participants, investors may be highly attracted to the exchange-traded note (ETN). Although MORL consistently offers high dividend yields in double digits and sometimes…