Question:

Chances are that your income from investments will get .

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There is a standard two-word label for income that comes from investments rather than from a job.
Updated On: Jul 21, 2026
  • additional ... squeezed
  • aggregate ... cancelled
  • future ... postponed
  • unearned ... credited
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The Correct Option is D

Solution and Explanation

Income earned from investments rather than from work is called unearned income, a fixed financial term, and money paid into an account is said to be credited. The two blanks lock onto that established pairing.

  • unearned ... credited is correct because investment income is unearned income by definition, and such income is credited to the investor's account.
  • additional ... squeezed is wrong because income is not usually described as "squeezed" when it is received.
  • aggregate ... cancelled is wrong because there is no reason investment income would be cancelled.
  • future ... postponed is wrong because "postponed" income is awkward and does not match the certainty of "chances are ... will get."

The correct word-pair is unearned and credited.

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