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Case summary:V and M may face many financial challenges over next 20 years, to assess their financial situation their net worth has been determined which does not changed significantly over the years, their plan to take bank loan to pay off credit card debt does not have significant impact on their net worth and liquidity.
Characters in the case : V and M
Adequate Information:V and M both in their late 30s, with two children’s they are expecting to face many financial challenges over next 20 years, they have recognized the need to prepare for their retirement and the challenges aging, they are required to determine their net worth, they are thinking to pay off their credit card debts totaling $1,600, what effects would these changes have on their net worth. It is also required to determine, if V and M sell their New York 2038 bonds, and what effect should it have on their net worth and liquidity ratio.
To determine: The effect of appraisement of home to $200,000 and decrease in value of automobile by $8,500 on the net worth and on their asset to total debt ratio.
Introduction:
Financial statements: It shows value of assets and liabilities of an individual or family as well as their income and expenditure. The two most useful statements are balance sheet and the cash-flow statement.
Financial ratios are mathematical calculations intended to simplify the process of assessing your financials and the progress of your financial conditions using financial statements, ratios act as tools to develop saving, spending, and credit use patterns according to your objectives.
b
Case summary:V and M may face many financial challenges over next 20 years, to assess their financial situation their net worth has been determined which does not changed significantly over the years, their plan to take bank loan to pay off credit card debt does not have significant impact on their net worth and liquidity.
Characters in the case : V and M
Adequate Information: V and M both in their late 30s, with two children’s they are expecting to face many financial challenges over next 20 years, they have recognized the need to prepare for their retirement and the challenges aging, they are required to determine their net worth, they are thinking to pay off their credit card debts totaling $1,600, what effects would these changes have on their net worth. It is also required to determine, if V and M sell their New York 2038 bonds, and what effect should it have on their net worth and liquidity ratio.
To determine: the effect of bank loan for $1,600 to pay off credit card debts worth $1,600 on net worth.
Introduction:
Financial statements: It shows value of assets and liabilities of an individual or family as well as their income and expenditure. The two most useful statements are balance sheet and the cash-flow statement.
Financial ratios are mathematical calculations intended to simplify the process of assessing your financials and the progress of your financial conditions using financial statements, ratios act as tools to develop saving, spending, and credit use patterns according to your objectives.
c
Case summary:V and M may face many financial challenges over next 20 years, to assess their financial situation their net worth has been determined which does not changed significantly over the years, their plan to take bank loan to pay off credit card debt does not have significant impact on their net worth and liquidity.
Characters in the case : V and M
Adequate Information: V and M both in their late 30s, with two children’s they are expecting to face many financial challenges over next 20 years, they have recognized the need to prepare for their retirement and the challenges aging, they are required to determine their net worth, they are thinking to pay off their credit card debts totaling $1,600, what effects would these changes have on their net worth. It is also required to determine, if V and M sell their New York 2038 bonds, and what effect should it have on their net worth and liquidity ratio.
To determine: the effect of selling of New York 2038 bond and transferring cash to savings account on net worth and liquidity ratio.
Introduction:
Financial statements: It shows value of assets and liabilities of an individual or family as well as their income and expenditure. The two most useful statements are balance sheet and the cash-flow statement.
Financial ratios are mathematical calculations intended to simplify the process of assessing your financials and the progress of your financial conditions using financial statements, ratios act as tools to develop saving, spending, and credit use patterns according to your objectives.
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Individual Income TaxesAccountingISBN:9780357109731Author:HoffmanPublisher:CENGAGE LEARNING - CONSIGNMENT