non asset income
when I pull up the results after creating reports, the non asset figure for my gross income is twice as much as the figure I put in for earnings, is this correct?
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Check your "Detailed" report. Non-asset income includes labor, pension, annuity, and social security. So you may just be seeing the combination of those amounts.
OK, on the detailed report, non asset income starting at age 49 is 110,000, Entered in earnings at 49 is 55,000, pension is entered as starting at 62, retirement annuity entered as starting at 62 and social security is entered as starting at 62. Still don't understand why planners report has non asset income at 110,000 starting at age 49 through age 62.
This certainly doesn't sound right. We'll need to see your database. Open a support ticket, provide details how to reproduce the problem and upload your database. We'll take a look.
Best,
Dick Munroe