Kit pays an annual premium of $1,575 for automobile insurance, including comprehensive coverage of up to $750,000. He pays this premium for 14 years without needing to file a single claim. Then he gets into an accident during bad weather, for which no one is at fault. Kit is not injured, but his car valued at $51,900 is totaled. His insurance company pays the claim and Kit replaces his car. If he did not have automobile insurance, how much more would have Kit paid for damages than what he had invested in his insurance policy? $73,950 $50,325 $29,850 $22,050
He paid 14*1575 to the insurance company. They paid 51900 for a new car. Subtract the two to find out how much he saved
29,850!
can you please help me with more?
@peachpi
Matthew is a 34-year old medical student. His assets and liabilities are listed below. What is the total value of his assets? Student Loans $51,884 Car Value $28,840 Savings Account Balance $2,617 Medical Equipment $8,320 Electronic Equipment $9,765 Credit Card Balance $5,749 Checking Account Balance $6,904
Student Loans $51,884 Car Value $28,840 →asset Savings Account Balance $2,617→asset Medical Equipment $8,320→asset Electronic Equipment $9,765→asset Credit Card Balance $5,749 Checking Account Balance $6,904→asset
the rest are liabilities
Thanks :) what about this? did I get it right?
@peachpi
I don't know about either of those. sorry
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