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What is the difference between earned income and unearned income?

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You work for income, it is earned. Unearned is getting income from something that you did not physically do work for. Like stocks, bonds, alimony, etc.

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Okay, so from what I know and what I have read, earned income includes wages, salaries, tips, other forms of employee compensation, and self-employment income. Unearned income is defined as income derived from other than employment; this includes (among other things) dividends, interest, investment income, survivor annuities, and unemployment compensation.

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