Clint is a senior. He has $1,075 cash, $1,750 in his savings account, $1,250 in his checking account, and a car valued at $5,000 with a $1,500 outstanding loan. He also has a Macbook valued at $500, watch valued at $300, TV valued at $500, and furniture valued at $1,000. His credit card balance is $300, and he has a student loan of $20,000, medical debt of $400, and furniture loan of $400. Clint also invests in retirement saving 1) Roth IRA currently valued at $1,000, and 2) 401(k) currently valued at $5,000. He works part-time as an English teaching company and can earn $2,000 per month. His parents provide him with $800 monthly allowance. He tracks his expenditures regularly, and he provides the following monthly expenses: $25 dining out, $450 rent, $200 groceries, $10 entertainment, $50 gift, $100 clothing and $100 savings to his saving account for a trip next year. He makes $20 renters insurance payment, $50 automobile insurance payment, $78 medical insurance payment per month.

How much is total monetary assets?

How much is total long-term liabilities?

How much is net worth?

How much is total dedicated expenses?

How much is annual inflow?

How much is net cash flow? Surplus or Deficit?

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