18. The average monthly budget for Camille and Zohan is shown. Camille Zohan INCOME (S) 4100 3900 Total EXPENSES (S) Fixed Expenses mortgage and property tax house insurance Variable Expenses (Average) groceries electricity heating 570 42 98 car insurance 211 175 475 water 33 life insurance long-term savings RRSPS (10% of income) 46 telephone Internet 500 30 cable television gasoline clothing home repair account charities entertainment 61 200 200 200 50 200 vacation account 150 gift account Total Variable 100 Total Fixed 3208 a) What is the total of Camille and Zohan's variable expenses? b) What is the total of all of their expenses? c) What is the balance of this month's budget? a. a) $2113 b) $5321 c) $2679 b. a) $2113 b) $3208 c) $4792 a) $5321 b) $5321 c) $2679 d. a) $2113 b) $13 321 c) $4792 C.

This is Ben’s budget. Use his budget to determine the answer to the following question: Calculate Ben’s total net income.

A. What are the expected revenues for S2BU for each month, April through September? Revenues are recorded in the month of the occasion. B. What are the expected cash receipts for each month, April through July?

1) the total equal to part 1 is $5,924, calculate what percent of your monthly take-home salary you spend each of your monthly expenses show your work below add these percentages to the third column of the table.

11. You have a net income of $40000/year. Your expenses include the following: 。 Rent: $800/month 。 Insurance: $225/semi-annually 。 Car Payment: $315/month 。 Car Expenses: $1000/year • RRSP: $50/month 。 Entertainment: $50/week 。 Cell Phone: $75/month 。 Food: $500/month a. Create a budget. b. Modify the budget to include a savings plan of $100/week. * c. You paid off your car and have decided to buy a house. Your mortgage payment is now $1050/month. Modify the budget to reflect this new financial plan.

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Your friend has asked you for budgeting help. They have a combined net family income of $138,000 per year. They have no children. They live in a three-bedroom house. Their expenses are as follows: Yearly payments: Taxes: $1,200 Insurance: $3,300 Car Expenses: $1,950 Monthly payments: Utilities: $350 Phone/Internet/TV: $180 Food: $700 Clothing: $250 Office supplies: $160 Car payments: $740 Weekly payments: Mortgage: $540 Entertainment: $120 4 This year, they would like to contribute a total of $24,000 to their RRSP. Determine whether they can afford that contribution. If so, how much (if any) do they have left for savings? Include your calculations and give a word answer.