Tent it Directions Fill out a consumer equity form for each family. Use the information below to fill out a consumer equity form for cach family, then answer the questions. Family A Occupation: Nurse and Salesman Income: $105,000 Combined Property: Owns a house appraised at $224,000 with a mortgage remaining balance of $202,000 Two vehicles: New truck with blue book value of $32,000, owes $35,000 Used SUV with a retail value of $17,500, owes $14,500 Emergency Fund: $1,000 Retirement: $35,000 Credit Card Debt: $13,000 Antiques: $5,000 Checking Account: $2,500 Family B Occupation: Teacher Income: $45,000 Property: Owns a house appraised at $139,000 with a mortgage remaining balance of $85,000 One vehicle: Used sedan with retail value of $9,500, owes nothing Emergency Fund: $5,000 Retirement: $22.000 Electronics: $3,500 Checking Account: $650 Tent it Directions Fill out a consumer equity form for each family. Use the information below to fill out a consumer equity form for cach family, then answer the questions. Family A Occupation: Nurse and Salesman Income: $105,000 Combined Property: Owns a house appraised at $224,000 with a mortgage remaining balance of $202,000 Two vehicles: New truck with blue book value of $32,000, owes $35,000 Used SUV with a retail value of $17,500, owes $14,500 Emergency Fund: $1,000 Retirement: $35,000 Credit Card Debt: $13,000 Antiques: $5,000 Checking Account: $2,500 Family B Occupation: Teacher Income: $45,000 Property: Owns a house appraised at $139,000 with a mortgage remaining balance of $85,000 One vehicle: Used sedan with retail value of $9,500, owes nothing Emergency Fund: $5,000 Retirement: $22.000 Electronics: $3,500 Checking Account: $650