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Chase Ponder
Date:
12/31/2014
Assets
Monetary Assets
Cash on hand
Checking Account
Savings Account
Certificates of Deposit
Money Owed to Me by Others
Total monetary assets
Tangible Assets
Automobile
Property (clothing, accessories, etc.)
Household Furnishings and Appliances
Total tangible assets
Investment Assets
13,000
2,700
1,300
17,000
Common Stock
6,000
Gold
2,000
1,200
Total Investment Assets
Total Assets
[42]
20
1,300
400
2,000
160
3,880
9,200
30,080
Liabilities
Short-term (Current) Liabilities
Short-term loans
Total short-term liabilities
100
100
Long-Term Liabilities
Long-term debt
Other
Liabilities and Net Worth
Total Liabilities
Net Worth
100
29,980
30,080
{42}
Income Statement
1/1/14-12/31/14
Income
Student Worker Job
Scholarships/Stipend
Other revenue
1,680
18,000
-
Total Revenues
19,680
Expenditures
Fixed Expenses
Rent Payments
Fraternity Dues
Magnolia Room Meal Plan
Total fixed expenses
6,560
3,500
800
10,860
Variable Expenses
Food
Utilities
Gasoline & Automobile Maintenance
Medicines
Fitness Center
Miscellaneous
Total variable expenses
6,200
50
2,100
100
660
500
9,610
Total Expenses
Net Income
20,470
(790)
Ratio Analysis
1. My liquidity ratio is a bit below average, with a number slightly below the desired range of 3 to 6 months
2. My asset-to-debt ratio is outstanding, well above 1.
3. My debt-to-income ratio is very skewed because I have an extremely low income and an even smaller
debt amount.
4. My debt payments to disposable income ratio, again, is skewed due to almost no income and debt
5. My investment assets-to-total assets ratio is excellent for my age (30.59%)
range of 3 to 6 months
2.27
300.80
0.51%
2.62
30.59%