Personal Finance (The Mcgaw-hill/Irwin Series in Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate)
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ISBN: 9780077861643
Author: Jack R. Kapoor, Les R. Dlabay Professor, Robert J. Hughes
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Chapter 6, Problem 3CC
Summary Introduction
Case summary:
S has been out of college for about a year and work at pet store. S got engaged to M. She has adequate emergency funds. S and M have used credit cards for the purchases last year when they ran out of money at month end. They also used credit cards to fund a vacation on the beach. S and M make payments on time but unable to pay off more than the minimum balance and therefore left with the credit card debt.
Characters in the case: S and M.
Adequate information: Given,
Monthly income is $1,750.
Living expenses is $1,210.
Personal proprietary is $7,300.
Savings is $5,000.
Student loan is $4,200.
Credit card debt is $4,600.
To explain:
The ways in which the personal financial planner sheet might be useful for S and M.
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