An individual has monthly expenses of $1,800 for rent and $1,000 for groceries, transportation, and other necessary expenses.Which average return should the individual expect to match 25% of yearly expenses on a $100,000 investment?

Suppose your parents have just retired and have $1 million in a retirement account. For how many years can they withdraw $5,000 at the beginning of each month for expenses, assuming that the account will continue to earn a 5 percent annual return until it is exhausted?

An individual earns $75,000 annually. Monthly rent is $2,200, and 20% of monthly cash income is spent on utilities, groceries, and transportation. To pay off a credit card in six months, the client agrees to monthly payments of $1,650.What is the monthly debt-to-income ratio?

You are the wage earner in a "typical family," with $60,000 gross annual income. Use the easy method to determine how much life insurance you should carry. O 60,000 O 120,000 294,000 420,000

You have a gross annual income of $63,500. Use the multiple of income method to determine the minimum amount of life insurance you should carry.

Find the monthly payment for the loan indicated. yo purchase a home, a family borrowed $97,000 at an annual interest rate of 6.3% for 20 years. $____

f. Insurance: You are still not done allocating your paycheck. Assume that you pay annually 0.5% of your home value in home insurance. You also pay $1,000/year in auto insurance, $2,500/year in medical and dental insurance, and $350 / year in life insurance. What is your monthly payment for these deductions?

The monthly mortgage payment on Flynn‘s home is 690,084. Additionally they pay 1,598.57 in annual Real estate taxes and $627 per year in homeowners insurance what is the total amount of their entire monthly payment

You intend to buy a vacation home in seven years and plan to have saved $50,000 for a down payment. How much money would you have to place today into an investment that earns 8% per year to have enough for your desired down payment?

You are given $50,000 to invest (not pay bills).  How do you invest the money? Explain why this is a good investment(s) and how it would benefit one's financial goals.