Personal Budget, Balance Sheet And Cash Flow State

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Personal Budget, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement Brian T. Frauenknecht ACC/547 March 24, 2012 Marina Layvand Personal Budget, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement There are many different factors that have an impact of the success financially for individuals and also a working company. Everything from an individual’s age, education, income, dependents and goals all have an impact on an individual’s personal finances. All of these are considered when we strive to develop an understanding of an individual’s financial status and to develop a personal budget for them. Careful planning and recording of personal or company finances is vitally important for developing good spending habits and enjoying financial success (Kapoor, Dlabay, & Hughes, 2009). We are preparing this memo for the couple Jason Blackburn and Veronica Fedoseeva. Also included will be an analysis of Jason and Veronica’s personal budget, balance sheet, and cash flow statement. Jason is currently 26 and his girlfriend, Veronica is 25. Jason and Veronica have a three year old daughter. Jason earned his Bachelor’s degree in criminology and is currently two classes short of completing his MBA in Business Administration with a concentration in Accounting. Veronica has a Bachelor’s degree in psychology and is working toward her Master’s degree in psychology. Jason works for the county and has a yearly income just over $40,000. Veronica is employed at a child rehabilitation center and her approximate yearly income is $20,000. Two major concerns regarding the current financial status of Jason and Veronica. The first concern is that they have accrued a sizable amount of long-term debt. Due to this debt it means that a lot of their monthly income will be spent towards paying this off. They should take advantage of any available opportunities to refinance this

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