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Ruth (31) is your new client. She graduated from GBC five years ago. Since then, she has worked hard and progressed at her job. Two

Ruth (31) is your new client. She graduated from GBC five years ago. Since then, she has worked hard and progressed at her job. Two years ago, she bought a condo and now she finds that money is tight. She is looking for your input on her financial position. Below is the financial data she provides for 2020. Incomes and expenses are annual, assets and liabilities are balances on Dec 31st, 2020.

Chequing Account $3000 RRSP $21000

Saving Account $6000 Condo $590000

Stock Portfolio $18000 Car $39000 GIC (5-year term) $7000 Student Loan $21000

Car Loan $25000 Line of Credit (Outstanding) $29000

Employment Income $88000 Mortgage Debt $250000

Income Taxes $32000 Clothing $2500

Mortgage payments $17000 Heat $2000

Food expenses $5500 Entertainment $5000

Loan payments $11000 Transportation $4500

Insurance premiums $3000 Vacation $4000

Charitable Donations $1000 Property Taxes $4500

  1. a) Prepare a complete Net worth Statement ( 2 marks)

  2. b) Prepare a complete Cash flow statement (2 marks)

  3. c) Assess fully Ruths cash flow statement (from b above) (2 marks)

  4. d) Calculate and EVALUATE her Emergency Fund Ratio (2 marks)

  5. e) Calculate and EVALUATE her savings ratio (2 marks)

  6. f) Calculate and EXPLAIN her Debt Ratio (1 marks)

  7. g) Calculate and EVALUATE her Total Debt Service Ratio (2 marks)

  8. h) Identify and justify which expense (s) you recommend she decreases. Ensure you EXPLAIN

    FULLY your rationale for the expense (s) included (2 marks)

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