Calculating, Assessing Financial Standing Ratios Calculate t…

Calculating, Assessing Financial Standing Ratios Calculate the financial standing ratios using the following information:   Total Assets                                                                 $ 1,500,000 Total Liabilities                                                            $ 1,200,000 Cash/Savings (included in total assets)                 $       16,000   Gross Income                                                               $     15,000 Income Taxes                                                               $        3,000 Living Expenses                                                          $         4,000 Debt Payments:     Home                                                                        $         7,500   ($1,000,000 loan)     Credit Card                                                              $            700    ($60,000 balance)     Car                                                                             $            800    ($75,000 loan) Total Debt Payments                                                  $        9,000   Monthly savings                                                          $          300  Budget                                                                          Not currently budgeting   Financial Ratio                               Your Answer      Calculation     Net Worth                                                                    Total assets minus total liabilities                                                                                         Guideline = positive net worth; evaluate size, debt, liquidity   Net Cash Flow (NCF)                                                   Gross Income minus taxes, living expenses, debt payments = NCF                                                                                           Guideline = positive net cash flow for allocation to prioritized goals   Liquidity Ratio                                      months            Cash/savings divided by monthly expenses and debt payments                                                                                            Guideline = 6 months coverage                     Mortgage Debt Service Ratio               %                    Housing payment divided by monthly gross income                                                                                             Guideline = no > 28% debt ratio   Debt Service Payment Ratio                %                      Monthly total debt payments divided by monthly gross income                                                                                              Guideline: no > 36% debt ratio   Savings Ratio                                          %                       Monthly savings divided by monthly gross income                                                                                              Guideline 15%  Which FSR’s need improvement:                                                        Yes        No Net Worth/Liquidity Net Cash Flow Liquidity Ratio Mortgage Ratio Total Debt Ratio Savings Ratio  

Deregulated vs Regulated Financial Markets 4 Ideologies  1….

Deregulated vs Regulated Financial Markets 4 Ideologies  1. Free market 2. Lowly regualted 3. Balanced 4. Highly regulated Questions (a) Which ideology do you believe in, explaining/defending your postion (b) Has your view changed as a result of knowing more about financial crises, explaining why or why not   

5C’s of Credit Underwriting Consumer Loans Instructions: eva…

5C’s of Credit Underwriting Consumer Loans Instructions: evaluate the borrower profiles to approve or decline a loan request for buying a home Borrower Profile (1) Underwriting Factor 750 FICO 28% Home Debt Ratio 36% Total Debt Ratio High Net Worth 3 Mo. Cash Emergency Fund in Place Moderate Retirement Savings 20% Down Payment 80% Loan to Value Ratio Accountant 15 Years (H) Nurse 15 Year (W) Satisfactory Economic Conditions 2 Children saving for college Approve or Decline (Underline Your Answer)   Borrower Profile (2) Underwriting Factor 600 FICO 45% Home Debt Ratio 55% Total Debt Ratio Low Net Worth No Cash Emergency Fund in Place Low Retirement Savings 5% Down Payment 95% Loan to Value Ratio Accountant 3Years (H) Nurse 2 Year (W) Satisfactory Economic Conditions 1 Child not saving for college Approve or Decline (Underline Your Answer)   Borrower Profile (3) Underwriting Factor 700 FICO 32% Home Debt Ratio 40% Total Debt Ratio Moderate Net Worth 2 Mo. Cash Emergency Fund in Place Low Retirement Savings 20% Down Payment 80% Loan to Value Ratio Accountant 10 Years (H) Nurse 8 Years (W) Satisfactory Economic Conditions 3 Children limited college savings  Approve or Decline (Underline Your Answer)