Earnings (noun)

1. Money that is earned by working, such as wages or salary.
2. Money that is obtained from an investment or business.

Origin:

From middle english erning, earning, from old english ierning, ærning ("earnings"), from proto-germanic *airningaz ("earnings"), from proto-indo-european *h₁réǵnos ("ruler, king").

Examples:

1. He earned a good salary.
2. She reported her earnings to the tax office.
3. The company's earnings were higher than expected.
4. His earnings are mostly from investments.
5. She saved her earnings for a trip abroad.