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Discuss how managing liquidity fits into your financial plan. What is the liquidity trade off?
Describe some advantages and disadvantages of using personal financing to achieve your financial goals. What is the personal financing trade off?
How does managing your investments fit into your financial plan? What is the investment trade off?
Discuss some methods for maintaining and protecting your wealth. What is the insurance trade off?
What do you think happens to your budget when your financial position changes?
You have a $ 7,000 balance on your car loan at 11% interest. Your favorite aunt has just left you $ 10,000 in her will. You can put the money in a money market account at your bank and pay off your
Judy has just received $ 12,500 as an inheritance from her uncle and is considering ways to use the money. Judy’s car is one year old, and her monthly payment is $ 304. She owes 48 more payments.
Judy (from problem 1) is also considering investing the $ 12,500 in a certificate of deposit (CD). She is guaranteed a return of 4% on a four year CD. How much would Judy earn from the CD? Which of
Judy pays off her car loan and now must decide how she wants to invest the extra $ 3,648 per year that she budgeted for car payments. She decides to invest this additional amount in her employer
Judy believes that another benefit of investing the extra $ 3,648 in her employer sponsored retirement plan is the tax savings. Judy is in a 25% marginal tax bracket. How much will investing in this
Explain how the Sampsons’ budgeting affects all of their other financial planning decisions.
How are the Sampsons’ liquidity and investment decisions related?
In what ways are the Sampsons’ financing and investing decisions related? What should they do in the future before asking advice from investment advisers?
How likely is it that the Sampsons will achieve their financial goals now that they have captured them in a financial plan? What activity must they periodically undertake?
Comparative income statements are available for Johanna's Fine Furs:RequiredPerform horizontal and vertical analyses on each of the items in the above comparative income statements. Round percentages
Comparative balance sheet data is available for Ellis Enterprises:RequiredPerform horizontal and vertical analyses on each of the items above. Round percentages to one decimal point (i.e., 10.1%).
Use Tables C. 1 to C. 4 to complete the following schedule:
Use the financial calculator app shown in the appendix to answer MC- 2. Round to the nearest dollar.
Use the financial calculator app shown in the appendix to answer MC- 3. Round to the nearest dollar.
Use the financial calculator app shown in the appendix to answer MC- 4. Round to the nearest dollar.
As a result of a slowdown in operations, Mercantile Stores is offering to employees who have been terminated a severance package of $ 100,000 cash; another $ 100,000 to be paid in one year; and an
Use Excel to answer MC- 1. Round to the nearest dollar.
Use Excel to answer MC- 2. Round to the nearest dollar.
Use Excel to answer MC- 3. Round to the nearest dollar.
Use Excel to answer MC- 4. Round to the nearest dollar.
Use the financial calculator app shown in the appendix to answer MC- 1. Round to the nearest dollar.
On January 1, Alan King decided to transfer an amount from his checking account into an investment account that later will provide $ 80,000 to send his son to college (four years from now). The
On January 1, you plan to take a trip around the world upon graduation four years from now. Your grandmother wants to deposit sufficient funds for this trip in an investment account for you. On the
Your company plans to issue bonds later in the upcoming year. But with the economic uncertainty and varied interest rates, it is not clear how much money the company will receive when the bonds are
Each of the following situations is independent.Required: Compute the missing amounts for ( i) through ( iv), rounded to the nearest dollar.
Stellar Corporation purchased equipment and in exchange signed a two- year promissory note. The note requires Stellar to make a single payment of $ 100,000 in two years. Stellar has other promissory
Legendary Corporation purchased equipment and in exchange signed a three- year promissory note. The note requires Legendary to make equal annual payments of $ 10,000 at the end of each of the next
The following table shows three cases, each with one missing element.Required: Use the bond calculator at www.fncalculator.com to determine the missing element for each case. Assume simple annual
Peabody Corporation purchased equipment and in exchange signed a three- year promissory note. The note requires Peabody to make a single payment of $ 20,000 in three years. Peabody has other
Moseby Corporation purchased equipment and in exchange signed a two- year promissory note. The note requires Moseby to make equal annual payments of $ 30,000 at the end of each of the next two years.
The following table shows three cases, each with one missing element.Required: Use the bond calculator at www.fncalculator.com to determine the missing element for each case. Assume simple annual
Southtown Corporation purchased equipment and in exchange signed a two- year promissory note. The note requires Southtown to make a single payment of $ 100,000 in two years. Southtown has other
Marshall Corporation purchased equipment and in exchange signed a three- year promissory note. The note requires Marshall to make equal annual payments of $ 20,000 at the end of each of the next
The following table shows three cases, each with one missing element.Required: Use the bond calculator at www.fncalculator.com to determine the missing element for each case. Assume simple annual
What is the primary objective of investing? What else must be considered? What potential investment vehicles are available?
Once your financial plan has been implemented, what is the next step? Why is it important?
What are some of the different types of unethical behaviour financial advisers might engage in? How can an understanding of personal financial planning help you deal with this potential behaviour?
Define budget planning. What elements must be assessed in budget planning?
What is liquidity? What two factors are considered in managing liquidity? How are they used? Discuss.
What factors are considered in managing your financial resources?
Julia brings home $1600 per month after taxes. Her rent is $350 per month, her utilities are $100 per month, and her car payment is $250 per month. Julia is currently paying $200 per month to her
What is the present value interest factor? What is the formula for determining the present value of a single dollar amount when using the present value interest factor table?
Define annuity. Define and describe the two main types of annuities.
What is the future value interest factor for an annuity? What is the formula for determining the future value of an annuity when using the future value interest factor for an annuity table?
When using a formula or annuity table, what must you do to adjust your calculation for an annuity due?
What is the present value interest factor for an annuity? What is the formula for determining the present value of an annuity when using the present value interest factor for an annuity table?
Define the terms nominal interest rate and effective interest rate. Why is it important to be able to distinguish between these two different rates? In questions 22 through 25, indicate whether you
List three methods that can be used to solve time value of money problems.
To what types of cash flows is the time value of money concept most commonly applied?
What inputs are required when calculating the future value of a single dollar amount using a formula?
What is the future value interest factor? What is the formula for determining the future value of a single dollar amount when using the future value interest factor table? What information must be
What is the difference between a cash inflow and a cash outflow?
How many compounding periods are there in a year when an investment compounds interest monthly? Quarterly? Daily?
Rodney has $1000 in cash received as graduation gifts from various relatives. He wants to invest it in a guaranteed investment certificate (GIC) so that he will have a down payment on a car when he
Sufen can take his $1000 income tax refund and invest it in a three-year GIC at 5 percent interest compounded quarterly, or he can use the money to purchase a stereo system and put $30 a month in a
Suppose you want to change your budget to increase your savings. What could you do?
Describe the envelope method. Describe the pay yourself first method. What is the difference between the two?
What is a personal balance sheet? Name three classifications of assets. Briefly define and give examples of each.
What are bonds? What are stocks? What are mutual funds? Describe how each of these pro- vides a return on your investment.
What are liabilities? Define current liabilities and long-term liabilities.
Identify some factors that affect income.
What four financial characteristics can be monitored by analyzing your personal balance sheet?
What is the current ratio? What does it indicate? How is the debt-to-asset ratio calculated? What does a high debt-to-asset ratio indicate? How is your savings ratio determined? What does it indicate?
Define income and expenses and identify some sources of each. How are net cash flows determined?
What is a budget? What is the purpose of a budget? How can a budget help when you are anticipating cash shortages or cash surpluses?
Describe the process of creating an annual budget.
Angela analyzes her personal budget and decides that she can reduce her recreational spending by $50 per month. How much will that increase her annual savings? What will her annual savings be now?
A recent car accident has Ali and Nazra Khan concerned about their ability to meet financial emergencies. Help them calculate their current ratio given the following assets and liabilities: Chequing
Paul is a student. All of Paul’s disposable income is used to pay for his post-secondary education expenses. While he has no liabilities (he is on a scholarship), he does have a credit card that he
Paul (from Problem 8) has an oldTV worth about $100. His other assets total about $150. What is Paul’s debt-to-asset ratio? What does this indicate about his financial position?
With respect to taxation, what is the role of the federal government? What is the role of the CRA?
What is the difference among interest income, dividend income, and capital gains or losses?
What is the difference between a capital gain and a capital loss?
What are deductions? Describe the most common types of deductions.
How is taxable income calculated?
What is the difference between total income, net income, and taxable income?
What is meant by a progressive tax system? What is the difference between marginal and average tax rates?
What is a non-refundable tax credit? What is a refundable tax credit? What is the difference between a tax deduction and a tax credit? Which is more valuable?
List some common non-refundable tax credits.
List the non-refundable tax credits that are transferable. List the non-refundable tax credits that may be carried forward.
Compare the calculation for net provincial tax pay- able with the calculation for net federal tax payable.
What are taxes paid on? What is the purpose of the TD1 form? Why is it important?
Explain how different types of income received will make a difference in the amount of tax you pay.
What is a registered education savings plan (RESP)? How can it help to reduce tax payable? What are the differences between an educational assistance payment (EAP) and an accumulated income payment
What is the purpose of a registered disability sav- ings plan (RDSP)?
What is a tax-free savings account (TFSA)? How can it help to reduce tax payable?
What are the major deductions and tax credits that can be used by students to minimize their tax payable?
Under what circumstances do you have to file a tax return?
Provide four reasons why students should file a tax return.
When does the tax year end? By what date do tax- payers have to file their income tax returns?
What is the penalty if you do not pay taxes owing by the due date?
What is the purpose of a Notice of Assessment?
What are the eight steps to completing aT1 General?
What is total income? List some types of income that are included in total income. What are some types of payments that you might receive that would not be included in total income?
Linda neglected to complete herT1 General in time for the filing deadline of April 30, 2014. This would not be a problem if she did not owe any tax. However, after completing her tax return, she
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