investment income that was part of the Affordable Care Act.$)$

a$.$ How many shares of the stock can the Consalvos buy?

b$.$ How much will they receive after taxes each year in dividend income if they buy the stock?

c$.$ What is the total amount they would have from their original $$47,000$ if they purchased the stock and all went as planned?

d$.$ How much will they receive after taxes each year in interest if they purchase the bonds?

e$.$ What is the total amount they would have from their original $$47,000$ if they purchased the bonds and all went as planned?

f$.$ Based only on your calculations and ignoring other risk factors, should they buy the stock or the bonds?

a$.$ The number of shares of the stock that the Consalvos can buy is $1000$ shares. $($Round to the nearest whole number.$)$

b$.$ If they buy the stock, the amount they will receive each year in dividend income after taxes is $$1598.($Round to the nearest cent.$)$

c$.$ The total amount they would have from their original $$47,000$ if they purchased the stock and all went as planned is $$62,{980\mathrm{.}00}^{\text{'}\text{'}}.($Round to the nearest cent.$)$

d$.$ If they purchase the bonds, the amount they will receive each year in interest after taxes is $$1,527\mathrm{.}50\text{'}.($Round to the nearest cent.$)$

e$.$ The total amount they would have from their original $$47,000$ if they purchased the bonds and all went as planned is $$62,275\mathrm{.}00\text{'}.($Round to the nearest cent.$)$

f$.$ Based only on your calculations and ignoring other risk factors, the Consalvos

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