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Annotated-Financial 20plan 20samuel 20cox
Annotated-Financial 20plan 20samuel 20cox
December 9, 2023
Age: 20
Annual Net Income: $50,005.44 /year (reference exhibit A Income Statement on page 2)
Monthly Net Income: $4,167.12 /month (reference exhibit A Income Statement on page 2)
Emergency Savings: $6,000 Discover Savings online Bank (reference exhibit D Savings Comparison on Page 6)
Life Insurance: $250,000 10 Year Term Policy State Insurance (reference exhibit E Life Insurance on Page 7)
Savings Goals:
3. Car funds
Exhibit A
1
Income Statement
Samuel Cox
11-Dec-23
Expenses
Living expenses
Taxes 855.77 10,269.24
Rent/Mortgage 819.00 9,828.00
Utilities
Electric 40.00 -
Gas 40.00 -
Phone 35.00 -
Cable - -
Internet 50.00 -
Total Utilities 165.00 1,980.00
Healthcare
Health Insurace - -
Personal Care
Toiletries 25.00
Cleaners 10.00
Haircut 30.00
Total Personal Care 65.00 780.00
Transporation
Car Payment - -
Registration - 150.00
Gas 261.00 3,132.00
Car wash 15.00 180.00
Car Maintence 100.00 1,200.00
Entertainment
Subscriptions
Spotify 10.00
Playstation 8.00
2
Total Subscriptions 18.00 216.00
Education
Tuition - -
Student Loans - -
Children's Edu - -
Enjoyment
misc. 560.00 6,720.00
MR2 250.00 3,000.00
Savings Accounts
Roth IRA 541.00 6,492.00
401K 165.00 1,980.00
Car saving 350.00 4,200.00
Total Expenses 4,164.77 50,127.24
Exhibit B
Balance Sheet
Samuel Cox
11-Dec-23
Assets
Home 1 -
Car 1 4,000.00
Car 2 -
Savings Accounts -
Investments -
Retirement Accounts -
jewelry 1,000.00
electronics 500.00
Equipment -
furniture -
3
misc. -
Liabilities
1st Mortgage -
HELOC -
Car 1 Loan -
Car 2 Loan -
Credit Cards -
Medical Debt -
Personal Loans -
Student Loans -
Other Debt -
Total Liabilities -
Debt Ratio 0%
4
Exhibit C
Personal Finance
Investor Profile Questionnaire
For each of the following groups of statements, select the statement that most closely reflects your
financial situation and investment philosophy (circle numbers).
F. You win a contest and can choose among three prizes, which do you select?
1. Receive $5000 today.
2. Receive $2000/year for 5 years.
3. Receive $25,000 10 years from now.
5
G. An emergency requires $10,000 unexpectedly, you
1. Have to liquidate all your investments.
2. Have to liquidate 25% of your investments.
3. Could handle it without liquidating any of your investments.
H. The stock market is dropping in value, you would sell your investments after
1. A 10% drop in value.
2. A 20% drop in value.
3. I would not sell in a down market.
Personal Finance
Total Score:
11-14 Conservative
15-17 Balanced
18-21 Aggressive
Exhibit D
Online Banks
Bank Interest Minimum Fees
Marcus 4.40 0 0
Discover 4.30 0 0
Capital One 4.30 0 0
Ally 4.25 0 0
Synchrony 4.75 0 0
Sofi 4.50 0 0
Local Banks
6
Bank Interest Minimum Fees
Wells Fargo 0.15 300 0
Chase 0.01 0 $5<300
Alta Bank 0.01 0 $6<300
Key Bank 4.00 10 $4<300
Zions Bank 0.16 50 $4<250
Bank of America 0.01 100 $5<300
Credit Union
Bank Interest Minimum Fees
Mountain America 0.05 0 25
America First 0.05 1 0
Cypris 0.05 0 0
Online CDs
Bank 1 2 3 4 5
Marcus 5.10 4.40 4.30 4.00 3.80
Discover 4.85 4.30 4.30 4.00 4.00
Capitol One 5.00 4.40 4.30 4.28 4.10
Ally 4.85 3.75 4.25 3.75 4.10
Synchrony 5.10 4.40 4.30 4.00 4.00
Exhibit E