Monthly, Val's net earnings are $4,500, and expenses are $4,000. How much should Val have in savings for a 3-month emergency fund?

Q: Angela's monthly disposable income is ​$1,749. She has monthly expenses of ​$1,548 ​(including…

A: Savings refers to portion of disposable income left after payment of all expenses or liabilities.

Q: Kevin has cash in a savings account totaling $9150, and his monthly expenses are $3050What is his…

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Q: For 22 years, Janet saved $250 at the beginning of every month in a fund that earned 4.25%…

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Q: Your realized income is $2,085.44, and your fixed expenses are 30%. You want to save 6 months worth…

A: Realized income = $2085.44 Fixed expenses = 30%   Savings: It represents the money left over after…

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Q: Lisa invested $5000 in a fund for 5 years and was paid simple interest. The total interest that she…

A: P = $5000 T = 5 SI = $1000 Where, P = Principal T = Time (No. of years) SI = Simple Interest

Q: Ann deposits 10,000 into a fund earning an annual simple interest rate of 6%. Mike deposits X into…

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Q: Your fixed expenses are $834.02/month. You save 5 months' worth in an emergency fund over a year's…

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Q: ​Angela's monthly disposable income is ​$3,188. She has monthly expenses of ​$2,869 ​(including…

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Q: Helen contributed $500 at the end of every month for the past 5 years into an RRSP account, earning…

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Q: Emile has deposited $100 at the start of each month to a savings fund for the last 3 ½ years. If the…

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A: Given: Annual living expense = $35500 Earnings of husband = $15100 Additional yearly income = $12000…

Q: Samantha spends $120 per month on lottery scratchers. She decides to invest that amount each month…

A: Information Provided: Payment = $120 Annual Interest rate = 6.7$ Total principal value = (120*12) =…

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Q: Brenda Young desires to have $16,500 eight years from now for her daughter’s college fund. If she…

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Q: Jeff wishes to accumulate $7,250 in 7 years. Use the appropriate formula to find the sinking fund…

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Q: Rick deposited $3,050 into an account 9 years ago for an emergency fund. Today, that account is…

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Q: Since the birth of her granddaughter, 19 years ago, Holly has deposited $150 at the beginning of…

A: Given, The monthly deposit is $150. Interest is 3.25% for first 7 years and 3.75% for the next 12…

Q: Ed and Marta are paid $2,440 after taxes every month. Monthly expenses include ​$860 on housing and​…

A: Savings ratio shows the proportion/ratio of savings to the respective income.

Q: Patrick's monthly take-home pay is $5,000. His net worth is $125,000. He estimated that he would…

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Q: a. What was the accumulated value of the RESP at the end of 8 years? $0.00 Round to the nearest cent…

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