Business, 13.10.2020 04:01 Josephcastillo6403

Use the following items to determine the total assets, total liabilities, net worth, total cash inflows, and total cash outflows. Rent for the month $ 1,360 Monthly take-home salary $ 3,260 Cash in checking account $ 1,270 Savings account balance $ 1,990 Spending for food $ 560 Balance of educational loan $ 2,390 Current value of automobile $ 8,530 Telephone bill paid for month $ 94 Credit card balance $ 334 Loan payment $ 147 Auto insurance $ 326 Household possessions $ 3,970 Stereo equipment $ 2,590 Payment for electricity $ 166 Lunches/parking at work $ 181 Donations $ 122 Home computer $ 2,140 Value of stock investment $ 1,810 Clothing purchase $ 137 Restaurant spending $ 167 Total assets $ Total liabilities $ Net worth $ Total cash inflows $ Total cash outflows $

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