Thursday, July 9, 2015

Net worth and cash flow!




Evaluate your life and determine your net worth!  Give a list of your assets and liabilities (Don't worry if you don't have many of these).  Also list your monthly income and expenses so you can calculate your cash flow position.  Share your cash flow position and include ways that you could increase your cash flow or switch your cash flow from negative to positive.  Make sure to comment on one of your classmates post if you want credit for this post!!!!!!

34 comments:

  1. Asset:
    Skateboard $170.00
    iPhone $350.00
    Laptop $320.00
    = $850.00

    Liability:
    When I save up more money I’m going to buy a car and pay monthly for it, either from my dad or from a dealer.

    Income:
    Around $806.45/monthly
    =$9,677.40/yearly

    Expenses:
    Food $25.00/monthly
    Personal items $15/monthly
    Medical $40.00/monthly
    =$960.00/yearly

    Networth:
    Assets - liabilities
    850.00 - 0.00 = $850.00

    Cash Flow:
    Income - expenses
    Monthly: 806.45 - 80.00 = $726.45
    Yearly: 9,677.40 - 960.00 = $8,717.40

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    1. You have a great foundation!!! Thanks for posting this!

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    2. You're managing your money pretty well, you should open a savings account and save a certain amount each month and see how fast it accumulates.

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    3. I was wondering how you make that much income a month. Is that from a job? Also its really lucky that you have no liabilities you should try to keep it that way.

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    4. Thanks Chris (both of you haha) Also I already have a savings account opened I just need to start throwing money into the account monthly.

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    5. Nicole, I work a lot so my hours are good but I also get tips at work which increase my income by around a hundred dollars a month.

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  2. Nicole Boreland
    Net Worth and Cash Flow
    Assets
    Car 1500
    Tv 100
    phone 100
    Ipap 500
    Xbox 250
    Savings 600


    Liabilities
    Minor 178
    Owe sister 100

    Net Worth- 2772


    Income
    Gift 50
    Babysat 50

    Expenses
    Netflix 8
    Lean Chinn 8
    Cigarettes 20
    Recreational expenses 70
    Groceries 30

    Cash Flow- -36

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    1. Your income is that per month or per week??? What could you cut out of your expenses to increase your net worth even further??

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  3. Chris Espinoza
    Net Worth and Cash Flow
    Assets
    Tv- $300
    phone- $150
    PS3- $150
    Savings- $1000


    Liabilities
    IOU’s- $600

    Net Worth- $1000


    Income
    Job- $800 per month

    Expenses
    Food- $40 per month
    Recreational expenses- $70 per month
    Groceries- $120 per month
    Shopping- $100 per month
    Other expenses- $20 per month

    Cash Flow- $450

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    1. I think it's smart that you have a savings account maybe you could save even more from each paycheck? Also how do you plan to pay your IOUs

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    2. You might want to consider selling one of your assets or cutting back on recreational expenses to work toward paying back the IOU's and getting a positive cash flow. Also, only borrow money if you absolutely need it. The less you borrow, the less you'll owe.

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    3. For your IOU, you might wanna think about setting up a payment plan

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  4. Assets:
    Bike $100
    Hunter boots $150
    Ugs $155
    Camera $150
    Iphone 5s $500
    Tablet $200
    Total: $1,255

    Liabilities:
    none

    Networth: $1,255

    Income:
    Job $600/mo
    Birthday $150
    Total: $750

    Expenses:
    Work lunch $50
    Clothes/Makeup/Shoes $200
    Food $80
    Gas $70
    Other $60
    Total: $460

    Cashflow: $290

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    1. I think you're pretty good where you're at! If you wanted to have a little more money in your pocket for college or whatever, you could cut back on spending on clothes, make up, and shoes but you seem to be doing fine anyway

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    2. I think you have a pretty good net worth and a seemingly stable cash flow, if you wanted more cash flow then you could just drop some of the expenses of makeup and clothes.

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    3. Your income is great! Though, you should try and decrease your expenses with the things you don't really need to spend that much money on. So that your can increase your cash flow.

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    4. Congrats on no liabilities.

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  6. Assets:
    Savings account $7000
    Bike $150
    $100 cash
    Necklace $80
    iPhone 5 $300
    Netbook $50
    Stocks $2000

    Liabilities:
    None

    Net Worth: $9680

    Income:
    $6.50/hour (8½ per week) $221 per month
    Birthday money $100/year $8 per month
    Christmas money $50/year $4

    Expenses:
    Movies $10 every two months? $5 per month
    Food, drinks, candy $10/month

    Cash Flow: $218. I could work more hours, spend less money, or get a higher paying job to increase my cash flow. However, I think I’m good where I am right now.

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    1. your net worth is pretty good for your age

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  7. Assets:
    HP Laptop $1029.99
    iPhone $399.99
    iPad $599.99
    Total: $2,029.97

    Liabilities:
    College loans $92,000

    Net Worth: -$89,970.03

    Income: About $200 every two weeks

    Expenses: Japan Crate $30 a month

    Cash flow: $170

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    1. Don't worry after you finish collage you'll have those loans paid off

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    2. You should consider a savings account and really start saving money t pay for those college loans. Also what is a japan crate?

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  9. Cole Mayer

    Assets:
    Car: $1348
    Snowboard: $300
    Snowboard boots: $80
    Longboard: $100
    Iphone: $300
    Skateboard: $50

    Liabilities:
    Car Insurance: $75

    Networth: $2103

    Income:
    Work: $400 per month

    Expenses:
    Food: $60 per month
    Gas: $180 per month
    Other Fun Stuff: $80 per month

    Cash Flow:
    $80

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    1. You should probably drive less, and eat less... Also what is considered fun stuff?

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    2. What is fun stuff? If you have a good paying job along with this I don't see a problem with what you spend your stuff on, just be wise about your descions!

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    3. Doing swell so far, sir. Maybe spend less on "other fun stuff" in the future, since you're soon to not be a child anymore.

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  10. My Net Worth


    Assets
    IPhone 6 $649
    Bike $80

    IOU
    hospital bills $540

    Net Worth
    $649+80=729
    729-540= $189


    Thats all i basically own for right now. I know that's not much but in 4-5 years minimum i'm hoping on owning much more.im plaing on having a well payed job, while going to school. i'm going to open up a savings account and put at least half of my check into that account. to pay off my debts & to save up for an car and an apartment

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    1. Your doing good, once you get a good job going there will be a lot more stuff you can own.

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  11. I would have to say that it takes effort & motivation to be successful. Not everything is going to be handed down to you, so you have to go out & get things done & to keep trying to reach your goals. Motivation will keep you from not giving up on yourself. Staying motivated isn't easy but that's the challenge because in the end it will be worth all that hard work & effort.

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  12. Lauren Calkins
    Net Worth and Cash flow

    Assets
    Phone-$170
    Car insurance-$70
    Car note - $200
    Gas-$40
    Food-$30


    Networth: $510

    Income:
    Work: $250 a week get paid every Tuesday’s. $500 a month.

    Expenses:
    Food: $60 per month
    Gas: $160 per month
    Other:

    Cash Flow: $40

    I could increase this by working more hours, to not behind on my bills. I love working but am in school as well to finish up my diploma.

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  13. ASSETS:
    Longboard- $150
    Skateboard- $75
    Bike- $100
    Signed Baseball Things- $5000
    Laptop- $200

    LIABILITIES:
    None

    NET WORTH: $5,525

    INCOME:
    LeeAnn Chin: $400/month

    EXPENSES:
    Food: $100/month

    CASH FLOW:
    $300/month

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