2. Examine Riley's non-monthly expenses. Find the monthly average of the total of the wing expenses: Vacation, Gifts, Contributions.
2. Examine Riley's non-monthly expenses. Find the monthly average of the total of the wing expenses: Vacation, Gifts, Contributions.
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2.4 Cash Flow and Budgeting
Use the following financial information for Riley McMuffin to answer Exercises 1-2.
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Income
Architect, monthly after-tax income: $8,000
Consultant, monthly after-tax income: $2,000
Monthly Expenses
Rent
Car loan
Electricity
Sanitation
Financial Report
Dining out
Gasoline
$2,800
$200
$80
$50
Cable/Internet $100
$200
$180
Water
$40
Renter's insurance $50
Credit card debt $500
Groceries
Personal loan
Computer: $3,000 in January
Vacation: $1,200 in August
$220
$300
$40
$300
Savings
$600
College loan
$260
Cell phone
$90
Medical insurance $60
Entertainment $200
Land line phone
Auto insurance
Non-Monthly Expenses
Medical: $300 in June, $160 in October
Auto-related: $1,200 in July
Home-related: $300 in March, $600 in September
Life insurance: $200 in February, June, October
Gifts: $500 in May, $400 in December
Contributions: $20 each week of the year
Repairs: $1,500 in November
1. The Consumer Credit Counseling Service suggests that the Entertainment be no greater than
6% of the income.
a. What is Riley's total monthly entertainment?
b. What percent of her income is spent on entertainment?
2. Examine Riley's non-monthly expenses. Find the monthly average of the total of the
following expenses: Vacation, Gifts, Contributions.
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