Mr. and Mrs. Hooper summarized their family finances in the list below. A house valued at $94,000 with a mortgage balance of $68,000 Cars worth $45,000 with $18,000 in outstanding auto loans • A $25,000 retirement account Household furnishings valued at $5,000 Savings of $400 in cash A $2,250 student loan debt • A total of $7,500 in credit card debt Which financial assets and liabilities record below correctly reflects the Hooper family's finances?

Mr. and Mrs. Hooper summarized their family finances in the list below. A house valued at $94,000 with a mortgage balance of $68,000 Cars worth $45,000 with $18,000 in outstanding auto loans • A $25,000 retirement account Household furnishings valued at $5,000 Savings of $400 in cash A $2,250 student loan debt • A total of $7,500 in credit card debt Which financial assets and liabilities record below correctly reflects the Hooper family's finances?

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