Personal Finance

Question 10 Life insurance proceeds are generally not taxable to the insured. benefactor. administrator. beneficiary. A stock's is a measure of an investment's volatility when compared with similar investments over time. value standard deviation range of returns beta value Assuming a tax rate on ordinary income of 25% and a long-term capital gain rate of 10%, how much would you pay in taxes if you sold stock "A" for a $200 capital gain after holding it for 5 months, stock "B" for a $300 capital gain after holding it for 8 months, and stock "C" for a $500 capital gain after holding it for 14 months? $130 $100 $250 $175