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Victor malaba has a net income of 1240 per month if he spends 150 on food 244 on a car payment300 on rent and 50 on savings what percent of his net income can be spend on other things?
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Victor Malaba has a net income of 1240 per month. If he spends 150 on food 244 on car payment 300 on rent and 50 on savings what percent of his net income can he spend on other things?
40 percent
Victor Malaba has a net income of 1240 per month If he spends 150 on food 244 on a car payment 300 on rent and 50 on savings what percent of his net income can he spend on other things?
40 percent
What is the savings percent of income that people save?
don't no, find it yourself.
Paulson spends 75 percent of his income His income is increased by 20 percent and he increased his expenditure by 10 percent. Find the percentage increase in his savings?
Set original income to be x and expenses were 0.75x, so he was saving 0.25 Income is now (1+ .2)x=1.2x and expenses are now (1 + .1)(.75)=0.825 savings are now 1.2-0.825=0.375, and .375/.25 = 1.5 so this is a 50% gain in savings.
Victor has a net income of 1240 per month if he spends 150 on food 244 on a car payment 300 on rent and 50 on savings what of his net income can he spend on other things?
1240 -(150+244+300 =699) 545that is wrong this is right 1240 -(150+244+300+50)=744 what is the percent net income spend on other things a...300 b64... c.43.....d40... percent is d is 40 percent
What percent of your income should be allotted to savings?
Saving is the key to financial stability. Therefore it is goodÊto saveÊat least 10 percent of your Êmonthly income.Ê
Victor malaba hs a net income of 1240 per month if he spends 150 on food 244 on a car payment 300 on rent and 50 on savings what percent of his net income can he spend on other things?
Net income = 1240 Sum of expenses = 744 available for other expenses = 1240 - 744 = 496 % available for other expense = 496 / 1240 = 40%
What is the difference in percentage of income versus percentage of expense?
Income = expense + savings&investments Income = expense + savings&investments
Does consumption equal disposable income plus savings?
no. however, disposable income minus consumptions equals savings
What do you mean by savings income?
I think what they mean is interest income earnt from having money saved in a savings account.
Do you include US Savings Bonds as savings or investment income?
Interest income from US Savings Bonds is subject to Federal ordinary income taxes, but not state or local taxes. Please see the related link. ===================================
How to culculate personal income to disposable income?
Personal Income = Disposable Income + Personal Savings
