1. Explain why Jack should keep the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to Keep" column. 2. Explain why Jack should cancel the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to Cancel" column. 3. Explain why Jack needs to add the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to Add" column. Jack graduated from college two years ago and has been working at his job in his degree field for over a year. He needs help figuring out which insurance policies he needs. He lives in an apartment with his roommate, a guy he met after college who's become a good friend. They plan to stay in the apartment for at least one more year. Jack makes $51,000 a year, has an emergency fund, is debt-free, and owns a car. Jack already has the following policies in place: • Renters Insurance • Auto Insurance • Short-Term Disability Insurance Which policies should Jack keep? Which should he cancel? What policies should he add? POLICIES TO KEEP POLICIES TO CANCEL POLICIES TO ADD
1. Explain why Jack should keep the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to Keep" column. 2. Explain why Jack should cancel the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to Cancel" column. 3. Explain why Jack needs to add the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to Add" column. Jack graduated from college two years ago and has been working at his job in his degree field for over a year. He needs help figuring out which insurance policies he needs. He lives in an apartment with his roommate, a guy he met after college who's become a good friend. They plan to stay in the apartment for at least one more year. Jack makes $51,000 a year, has an emergency fund, is debt-free, and owns a car. Jack already has the following policies in place: • Renters Insurance • Auto Insurance • Short-Term Disability Insurance Which policies should Jack keep? Which should he cancel? What policies should he add? POLICIES TO KEEP POLICIES TO CANCEL POLICIES TO ADD
Chapter12: Alternative Minimum Tax
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Explain why Jack should keep the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to
Keep" column.
2. Explain why Jack should cancel the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to
Cancel" column.
3. Explain why Jack needs to add the policy/policies you placed in the "Policies to
Add" column.
Transcribed Image Text:Jack graduated from college two years ago and has been working at his job in his degree
field for over a year. He needs help figuring out which insurance policies he needs. He lives
in an apartment with his roommate, a guy he met after college who's become a good friend.
They plan to stay in the apartment for at least one more year. Jack makes $51,000 a year,
has an emergency fund, is debt-free, and owns a car. Jack already has the following policies
in place:
• Renters Insurance
• Auto Insurance
• Short-Term Disability Insurance
Which policies should Jack keep? Which should he cancel? What policies should he add?
POLICIES TO KEEP
POLICIES TO CANCEL
POLICIES TO ADD
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