Mini-Case C: (2 marks-.5 each) Roger and Melanie are ready to meet with their banker as they are looking for additional funds to buy a cottage. As they know that you are taking a Personal Finance course, they have come to you to help guide them. Roger's gross annual salary is $130,500, while Melanie's is $135,000. Roger's payroll and tax deductions withheld from his employer are $4,900/month, while Melanie's are $5,200/month. Their monthly living expenses are $10,675. They have decided to open a joint savings account and at the end of each month, they wish to save what they have not spent. The monthly savings will go into their joint savings account, which they just opened. Description Home (held jointly) Furniture Roger's car Melanie's car Melanie's mutual fund portfolio (stocks) Savings Account (joint account) Fair Market Value $655,000 $26,600 $25,000 $23,900 $25,200 $0 Cash (joint account) $2,000 Roger's mutual fund portfolio (stocks) $18,375 Mortgage (19 years remaining) $372,900 Roger's car loan (4 years remaining) $17,850 Melanie's car loan (9 months remaining) $5,790 Furniture loan (11 months remaining) $1,750 a) What is their Current Ratio? (calculate it as a family, not individually) (.5 marks) Calculation: b) Over the next year, if they save each month and put the savings in their joint account, what would be their Savings Ratio (assuming that their gross salary, deductions at source and expenses remain the same)? (calculate it as a family, not individually) (1 mark) Calculation: c) What is their Debt-To-Asset ratio? (calculate it as a family, not individually) (.5 marks) Calculation: