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Answer:
No, her savings
Step-by-step explanation:
Her monthly income is 5000 (60000/12). She pays $1000 per month (5000x.2) in taxes and has another 2400 in fixed expenses. So her monthly fixed expenses (don’t include 1600 variable) are 3400 (1000+2400). A disability benefit of 40% would pay $2000 per month (5000 x .4). S0 she would be short 1400 per month (2000-3400). She would have to use her $13,000 in savings to make up the difference.
hopefully I interpreted the questions correctly!
a) 40% policy will not cover Janice's fixed monthly expenses.
b) Janice's shortfall is $400.
c) For the shortfall, Janice may resort to emergency funds.
What is a fixed monthly living expense?
A fixed monthly living expense is an expense that does not change from period to period.
Examples of fixed monthly living expenses include:
- Mortgage payments
- Utility bills
- Loan payments.
Data and Calculations:
Annual gross income = $60,000
Annual tax liability = 20% or $12,000 ($60,000 x 20%)
Fixed monthly living expenses = $2,400
Annual fixed living expenses = $28,800 ($2,400 x 12)
Variable discretionary living expenses = $19,200 ($1,600 x 12)
Emergency savings = $13,000
A policy that pays 40% as the disability allowance of gross salary will pay $2,000 ($5,000 x 40%).
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