Those assumptions should really be double-checked.
There's usually tax to be paid on investment income. Depends on your nationality, residency, where the investments are placed, and what class of income you're modeling. It makes a big difference whether you're thinking dividends, bonds, CD's, or trading gains.
A capital gain is the profit you make when you sell something. Difference between the buy price and sell price. Though I have limited experience with bonds, I don't understand what kind of holding vehicle would let you hold the bond for a 10 year term, but treat your periodic bond interest earnings as a capital gain.
There's usually tax to be paid on investment income. Depends on your nationality, residency, where the investments are placed, and what class of income you're modeling. It makes a big difference whether you're thinking dividends, bonds, CD's, or trading gains.
A capital gain is the profit you make when you sell something. Difference between the buy price and sell price. Though I have limited experience with bonds, I don't understand what kind of holding vehicle would let you hold the bond for a 10 year term, but treat your periodic bond interest earnings as a capital gain.