1 in 1550 2 pa 3 pa 4 5 pa 6 pa 7 pa 8 f Value of stolen gold 10 year Government Bond Rate Mortgage Interest Rate English Empire Equivalent return Credit card interest rate Savings account interest rate Term deposit interest rate W. Bunting's credit card debt Recreational Supplies' asset turnover Recreational Supplies' ROE Recreational Supplies' debt-to-equity ra Recreational Supplies' net sales Hobart City Bank's shares outstanding Hobart City Bank's share price Charlie Hebro's saving target Hobart City Bank's profit $20,000,000 1.0% 3.1% 5.7% 9.0% 0.1% 1.5% 11,600.00 2.5 4.50% 16.00% $8,300,000.00 246,000,000 23.00 900 $1,335,000,000.00 9 10 11 12 13 14 $ $ 15 16 Question 3 (3 marks) William Bunting has credit card debt shown in row 8 of the data table. He is considering increasing his home mortgage loan to pay it off. The credit card and home mortgage interest rates are shown in rows 5 and 3 respectively of the data table. Both loan types are computed on monthly stops. He is intending to increase his home mortgage payments so as to amortise the credit card debt over five years. a) How much would his monthly repayments to the credit card company be if he intended to pay out the debt over five years? b) By how much will his mortgage payments increase if he adopts this plan to deal with his credit card debt? c) How much would he save by transferring his credit card debt to his mortgage? Question 4 (2 marks) In 2020 Recreational Supplies Ltd has the net sales in row 12 and an ROE in row 10, and an asset turnover in row 9. The company also has a debt-to-equity ratio in row 11. Using this information, what is the company's net profit? Question 5 (1 mark) Hobart City Bank has the number of shares of ordinary shares outstanding in row 13, and the current price per share is in row 14. If Hobart City Bank's profit is in row 16, what is the price-earnings ratio? 1 in 1550 2 pa 3 pa 4 5 pa 6 pa 7 pa 8 f Value of stolen gold 10 year Government Bond Rate Mortgage Interest Rate English Empire Equivalent return Credit card interest rate Savings account interest rate Term deposit interest rate W. Bunting's credit card debt Recreational Supplies' asset turnover Recreational Supplies' ROE Recreational Supplies' debt-to-equity ra Recreational Supplies' net sales Hobart City Bank's shares outstanding Hobart City Bank's share price Charlie Hebro's saving target Hobart City Bank's profit $20,000,000 1.0% 3.1% 5.7% 9.0% 0.1% 1.5% 11,600.00 2.5 4.50% 16.00% $8,300,000.00 246,000,000 23.00 900 $1,335,000,000.00 9 10 11 12 13 14 $ $ 15 16 Question 3 (3 marks) William Bunting has credit card debt shown in row 8 of the data table. He is considering increasing his home mortgage loan to pay it off. The credit card and home mortgage interest rates are shown in rows 5 and 3 respectively of the data table. Both loan types are computed on monthly stops. He is intending to increase his home mortgage payments so as to amortise the credit card debt over five years. a) How much would his monthly repayments to the credit card company be if he intended to pay out the debt over five years? b) By how much will his mortgage payments increase if he adopts this plan to deal with his credit card debt? c) How much would he save by transferring his credit card debt to his mortgage? Question 4 (2 marks) In 2020 Recreational Supplies Ltd has the net sales in row 12 and an ROE in row 10, and an asset turnover in row 9. The company also has a debt-to-equity ratio in row 11. Using this information, what is the company's net profit? Question 5 (1 mark) Hobart City Bank has the number of shares of ordinary shares outstanding in row 13, and the current price per share is in row 14. If Hobart City Bank's profit is in row 16, what is the price-earnings ratio