net unrealized appreciation
NUA. The change (positive or negative) in value that shares held in a tax-deferred account will experience once they are sold. Net unrealized appreciation does not undergo income tax when it is distributed, so this should be carefully considered by investors who are distributing stock from their retirement plan to another account, which might be subject to income tax.
Popular 'Retirement' Terms
Related Personal Finance Articles
Loading...
net unrealized appreciation in the news
Loading...
net unrealized appreciation is ...
... part of the Retirement and Stocks subjects.







