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Christine just finished her first year of work following graduation, and she fee

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Question

Christine just finished her first year of work following graduation, and she feels it is time she assess her financial situation. Her annual gross income is $45,000, and her income after taxes is $35,800. She has the following liabilities. What is Christine's debt safety ratio, and what does it say about Christine's financial situation? show work please

Balance Payment
Auto loan $6,000 $265
Education loan $10,000 $250
Credit card debt $1,200 $58
Personal line of credit $3,900 $195
Home mortgage $75,000 $550

Explanation / Answer

The debts include credit-card bills, personal loans and installment payments, but not mortgage, insurance or utility expenses. Your income total should include the money you take out for voluntary deductions, so total debt = 265+250+58+195 =768 debt saftey ratio = debt/monthly salary(received) = 768/35800 =0.02145 = 2.145%

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