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Stu allocated 12% of his net monthly income of $1,768.94 for eating out.
He found he was spending too much for eating out. He
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t
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Madeline earns $17,500 annually. What is the gross amount of her
semimonthly paycheck? a. $2,916.67 b. $1,458.33 c. $729.17 d.
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Wilma earns $19,900 annually. What is the gross amount of her
semimonthly paycheck? a. $829.17 b. $816.72 c. $750 d. $1,625
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t
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Hilda has a net monthly income of $1,385.57. She spends 26% of that
on rent and 22% on food. How much money does she spend each
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t
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Harry budgeted $180 per month for eating out. At an estimated $9 per
meal, that allows him 20 meals per month. He would like to
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t
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Amy purchased a $1,299 set of furniture on the installment plan. She
paid 25% down. The finance charge on the remainder was
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t
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Scott charged a $568 purchase on his credit card. The first month he
paid $200. The second month's statement included a 1.75%
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t
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Lynn had an opening balance of $179.30 in her checking account.
She made deposits of $432 and had bank charges of $5.35. If her
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t
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Rachel had an opening balance of $325.66 in her checking account.
She wrote checks for $258.79 and paid bank charges of $4.75. If
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t
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Jeff pays $967 in state taxes per year. If he is paid semimonthly,
how much is withheld from his paycheck for state taxes each
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t
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Vic pays $2,134 in state taxes per year. If he is paid biweekly,
how much is withheld from his paycheck for state taxes each pay
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t
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Alan budgeted $125 per month for eating out. At an estimated $8 per
meal, that allows him 16 meals per month. He would like to
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t
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Debi budgeted $90 per month for eating out. At an estimated $7.50
per meal, that allows her 12 meals per month. She would like to
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t
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George borrowed $1,895.50 for two years. The total amount he repaid
was $2,189.38. How much interest did he pay for the loan? a.
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t
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Richard borrowed $1,250 for two years at 14% a year under an
add-on plan. He repaid the loan, including interest, in 24 equal
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t
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Brief definitions of assets, liabilities, income, expenses, capital and withdrawals
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Accounting grade 9
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A worker invested $21,000 in two accounts, one yielding 6% interest and the other yielding 10%. If he received a total of $1580
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Lin and han's families provide money for their school lunch accounts
Han starts with $100 in his account. He spends $15 each week
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Adof Hitler
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When would it be a good time to buy a house?
A. when there are high interest rates B. when there are low interest rates C. when
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How is time a factor that affects personal finance decisions?
A. Time makes investments more expensive. B. Time makes investments
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Bill makes four payments a year of $128.25 for life insurance;
four payments of $161.82 for real estate taxes; twenty-four
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t
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Dawn earns $16,500 per year. She pays 9.5% of her gross income in
state and local taxes. How much is withheld from each paycheck
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t
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Myra borrowed $1,500 at 12.5% interest for three months. How much
does she have to repay under a single-payment plan?
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t
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Patrice borrowed $1,700 at 9.5% for 12 months under a monthly
installment plan. She must pay $8.7683 per $100 each month for 12
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t
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Lynn has an annual income of $17,500. She has $5,500 withheld as
deductions. What is the amount of each paycheck if she gets paid
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t
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Groceries and rent are examples of…
a assets b essential expenses c personal income d loans
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joseph wagstaff
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Which statement is true of a household budget?
a Essential expenses should be reduced. b Interest should not be calculated as
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joseph wagstaff
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Why might it be important to someone in their 50s to have as much of their debt paid off as possible?
To avoid passing down debt
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Which of the following is most likely to be a financial goal of someone in their 50s?
Saving for college for their children
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Which statement best describes purchases made
with a credit card? A Purchases made with this card are withdrawn directly from a
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ur mom
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Devin’s bank charges $1.75 for nonbank ATM
withdrawals and $0.30 for each debit card trans- action. Last month, Devin paid
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ur mom
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3 Which of the following can have a positive effect
on your credit score? A owing more money than you earn B losing your job C
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ur mom
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Which is an advantage of using a credit card over
a debt card? A You must have enough money in your account to cover your
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ur mom
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Your purchase cost $5200 including tax. You sign an installment loan for $2200 after the down payment. The remainder including
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just living :>
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Your purchase costs, $4, 400, including tax. You sign an installment loan for $2, 500 after the down payment. The remainder
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just living :>
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Your purchase cost $4, 900.25, including tax. You sign an installment loan to pay $1, 200 as a down payment. The remainder
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just living :>
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A credit card billing cycle is 15 days. You started your billing cycle with a balance of $500. On Day 7, you made a $400
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just living :>
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After Jasmine makes the minimum payment on her credit card, she owes $687.16 on the account. The monthly interest charge is 2.3%
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just living :>
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What is the minimum insurance policy that your state/province requires?
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I’m Going Back Home
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2. What are three things that your monthly car payment is dependent on?
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I’m Going Back Home
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Fritz Benjamin buys a car costing 10600$. He agrees to make payments at the end of each monthly period for 8 years. He pays
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bob
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Catherine Dohanyos plans to retire in 20 years. She will make 20 years of monthly contributions to her retirement account. One
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bob
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Catherine Dohanyos plans to retire in 20 years. She will make 20 years of monthly contributions to her retirement account. One
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bob
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Tammy wants to purchase a car and she needs a place to keep her money safe while she's saving. She doesn't plan on touching the
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Tonya took out a loan to help pay for her house. She borrowed $60,000 for 15 years at a yearly simple interest rate of 5%. How
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7400457
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the monthly checking fee is $10
$0.30 for each check she writes Nonbank ATM withdrawals cost $2.50 her beginning balance was
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sunky
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Assume that your cousin decides they need a wardrobe update. What would you feel is an appropriate amount of business clothing
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Moon_CD
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20. Enter the following information into the check
register: *Check 123 to Gloria’s Grill for $18.45 on May 5 *Debit card
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tcah student
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12. Patty has a checking account at a local bank
where the monthly checking fee is $10, including any checks she writes. Nonbank
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tcah student
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List two variable expenses
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Lesedi
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