Case Study: Carol Jones
Carol works as a business representative for an import/export company. Her job provides her with the opportunity to travel and experience new things. Because she travels so much, Carol feels that she does not have a handle on her finances. She has decided to pay a visit to a financial advisor for help.
Carol's Salary |
$2,000 |
Auto Payment |
$262 |
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Home |
$100,000 |
Mastercard |
$5,000 |
Int 15% |
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Gas/Heating |
$100 |
Visa Card |
$3,000 |
Int 15% |
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Electric |
$125 |
Bloomingdale Card |
$1,500 |
Int 29% |
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Water |
$60 |
Personal Loan |
$5,000 |
Int 5%, 60 mths |
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Internet/Cable |
$150 |
Mortgage |
$95,000 |
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Phone |
$50 |
Mortgage Payment |
$796 |
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Cell Phone |
$200 |
Car |
$20,000 |
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Food |
$250 |
Gym Membership |
$20 |
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Mortgage Payment |
$796 |
Personal Loan Payment |
$94 |
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Car Insurance |
$165 |
Carol's 401K |
$50,000 |
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Savings |
$500 |
Auto Loan |
$15,000 |
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Checking |
$1,000 |
Visa Payment |
$60 |
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Lawn Service |
$100 |
Bloomingdale Payment |
$30 |
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Mastercard |
$100 |
Create the following financial analyses using the information provided for Carol (Hint: first identify each item as an Asset, Liability ,Cash Inflow or Cash Outflow):
Sheet 1. a Balance Sheet, including a line item showing Carol's
overall Net Worth.
Sheet 2. a Cash Flow Statement, for a single month, including a
line item showing Carol's overall Net Cash Flow.
Part 1 .
part 2
cash flow statement
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