Newlyweds Jamie Lee and Ross have had several milestones in the past year. They are newly married, recently purchased their first home, and now have twins on the way! Jamie Lee and Ross have to seriously consider their insurance needs. With a family, a home, and now babies on the way, they are working on developing a risk management plan to help them should an unexpected event arise. Jamie Lee and Ross created a Household Inventory (see Addendum C), excluding the $2,000 diamond wedding band set. They have elected not to get any further liability or other specialized coverage at this time. Currently, their home has increased in value by $14,000 since they purchased it five years ago. If something unfortunate should happen, they want to ensure that they are able to rebuild their home using the most current costs. Use this information to complete the table below and determine the total amount of property insurance coverage they will need. Each answer must have a value for the assignment to be complete. Enter "O" for any unused categories. Income: $4.500 Gross income (Jamie Lee) $52.000 $22.400 Net income after taxes (Jamie Lee) $39.000 Current Financial Situation Assets: Checking account Savings account Emergency fund savings account IRA balance Car (Jamie Lee) Car (Ross) Llabilities: $20.700 Gross income (Ross) $77.000 $26,200 Net income after taxes (Ross) $65.450 $10.200 Monthly Expenses: $1,255 $18.200 Mortgage Property taxes and insurance $520 Student loan balance $0 Utilities $205 Credit card balance $2,000 Food $410 Car loans $6.200 Gas/maintenance $285 Credit card payment $260 Original purchase price of home $289,000 Car loan payment $291 Entertainment $310 Real Property (not applicable to renters) Current replacement value of home Personal Property Estimated value of appliances, furniture, clothing, and other household items (conduct an inventory) Type of coverage for personal property Additional coverage for items with limits on standard personal coverage such as jewelry, firearms, silverware, and photographic, electronic, and computer equipment mond wedding band set Personal Liability Amount of additional personal liability coverage desired for possible personal injury claims Specialized Coverages If appropriate investigate flood or earthquake coverage excluded from home insurance policies Total Property Insurance Needed Newlyweds Jamie Lee and Ross have had several milestones in the past year. They are newly married, recently purchased their first home, and now have twins on the way! Jamie Lee and Ross have to seriously consider their insurance needs. With a family, a home, and now babies on the way, they are working on developing a risk management plan to help them should an unexpected event arise. Jamie Lee and Ross created a Household Inventory (see Addendum C), excluding the $2,000 diamond wedding band set. They have elected not to get any further liability or other specialized coverage at this time. Currently, their home has increased in value by $14,000 since they purchased it five years ago. If something unfortunate should happen, they want to ensure that they are able to rebuild their home using the most current costs. Use this information to complete the table below and determine the total amount of property insurance coverage they will need. Each answer must have a value for the assignment to be complete. Enter "O" for any unused categories. Income: $4.500 Gross income (Jamie Lee) $52.000 $22.400 Net income after taxes (Jamie Lee) $39.000 Current Financial Situation Assets: Checking account Savings account Emergency fund savings account IRA balance Car (Jamie Lee) Car (Ross) Llabilities: $20.700 Gross income (Ross) $77.000 $26,200 Net income after taxes (Ross) $65.450 $10.200 Monthly Expenses: $1,255 $18.200 Mortgage Property taxes and insurance $520 Student loan balance $0 Utilities $205 Credit card balance $2,000 Food $410 Car loans $6.200 Gas/maintenance $285 Credit card payment $260 Original purchase price of home $289,000 Car loan payment $291 Entertainment $310 Real Property (not applicable to renters) Current replacement value of home Personal Property Estimated value of appliances, furniture, clothing, and other household items (conduct an inventory) Type of coverage for personal property Additional coverage for items with limits on standard personal coverage such as jewelry, firearms, silverware, and photographic, electronic, and computer equipment mond wedding band set Personal Liability Amount of additional personal liability coverage desired for possible personal injury claims Specialized Coverages If appropriate investigate flood or earthquake coverage excluded from home insurance policies Total Property Insurance Needed