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scenario 1 Manuel wants to buy a car. But before he goes shopping, he wants to know exactly how much he can afford to spend each month on owning, operating, and maintaining a car. Manuel s net monthly income is $1,280. His fixed expenses are: $350 for rent His flexible monthly expenses are: $75 for savings $25 for utilities $185 for food $35 for transportation (bus fare) $150 for tuition and books $40 for entertainment $20 for personal items $29 for household items If Manuel gets a car, he expects to spend about $40 a month on gas and oil, and about $20 on parking and bridge tolls. Manuel needs to have car insurance. He has shopped around and expects that a car insurance premium for the type and year of car he wants will cost about $225 a month. directions Use the attached budget sheet and Loan Calculator to complete the following chart and answer the questions that follow. activity answers 9-5a key

car for $6,000 (Amount of loan: $6,000) Total Cost of Loan: $7,648.94 Total Cost of Loan: $8,008.00 Monthly Payment: $127.48 Monthly Payment: $133.47 Total Finance Charge: $1,648.94 Total Finance Charge: $2,008.00 Total Cost of Loan: $8,376.57 Total Cost of Loan: $8,754.50 Monthly Payment: $139.61 Monthly Payment: $145.91 Total Finance Charge: $2,376.57 Total Finance Charge: $2,754.50 car for $8,000 (Amount of loan: $8,000) Total Cost of Loan: $10,198.58 Total Cost of Loan: $10,677.33 Monthly Payment: $169.98 Monthly Payment: $177.96 Total Finance Charge: $2,198.58 Total Finance Charge: $2,677.33 Total Cost of Loan: $11,168.76 Total Cost of Loan: $11,672.67 Monthly Payment: $186.15 Monthly Payment: $194.54 Total Finance Charge: $3,168.76 Total Finance Charge: $3,672.67 activity answers 9-5b key

car for $10,000 (Amount of loan: $10,000) Total Cost of Loan: $12,748.23 Total Cost of Loan: $13,346.67 Monthly Payment: $212.47 Monthly Payment: $222.44 Total Finance Charge: $2,748.23 Total Finance Charge: $3,346.67 Total Cost of Loan: $13,960.95 Total Cost of Loan: $14,590.83 Monthly Payment: $232.68 Monthly Payment: $243.18 Total Finance Charge: $3,960.95 Total Finance Charge: $4,590.83 1. Which car can Manuel afford? The car for $6,000 2. What are the terms of the loan that would allow Manuel to buy a car and still stay within his budget? A 60-month loan with an APR of 10% 3. Using the column How You d Do It on Manuel s budget worksheet, figure how you would set up a budget if you had Manuel s income and expenses. 4. What were the main differences between the budget you set up using Manuel s income and expenses and the budget that was provided? activity answers 9-5c key

scenario 2 Rose is thinking about buying a car. She has $1,000 saved for a down payment. Before she goes shopping, she wants to know how much she can afford to spend each month on a car. Rose brings home $926 each month from her first job, and $974 from her second job. Her fixed expenses include: $250 for rent $34 for a credit payment on some furniture she bought several months ago that has a total outstanding balance of $540 Her flexible monthly expenses are: $100 for savings $20 for telephone $175 for food $45 for transportation (bus fare) $70 for tuition $20 for school supplies $40 for clothing $40 for entertainment $20 for household supplies $29 for personal items If Rose gets a car, she expects to spend about $60 a month on gas and oil, and about $30 on parking and bridge tolls. If Rose gets a car, she will need car insurance. She has done some research, and she expects her car insurance premium to be about $175 a month. directions Using the attached budget sheet and the computer-based activity Comparing the True Cost of Loans, complete the following chart. Then, answer the questions that follow. activity answers 9-5d key

car for $4,000 (Amount of loan: $3,000) Total Cost of Loan: $3,484.86 Total Cost of Loan: $3,587.15 Monthly Payment: $96.80 Monthly Payment: $99.64 Total Finance Charge: $484.86 Total Finance Charge: $587.15 Total Cost of Loan: $3,691.18 Total Cost of Loan: $3,796.96 Monthly Payment: $102.53 Monthly Payment: $105.47 Total Finance Charge: $691.18 Total Finance Charge: $796.96 car for $6,000 (Amount of loan: $5,000) Total Cost of Loan: $5,808.09 Total Cost of Loan: $5,978.58 Monthly Payment: $161.34 Monthly Payment: $166.07 Total Finance Charge: $808.09 Total Finance Charge: $978.58 Total Cost of Loan: $6,151.97 Total Cost of Loan: $6,328.27 Monthly Payment: $170.89 Monthly Payment: $175.79 Total Finance Charge: $1,151.97 Total Finance Charge: $1,328.27 activity answers 9-5e key

car for $8,000 (Amount of loan: $7,000) Total Cost of Loan: $8,131.33 Total Cost of Loan: $8,370.01 Monthly Payment: $225.87 Monthly Payment: $232.50 Total Finance Charge: $1,131.33 Total Finance Charge: $1,370.01 Total Cost of Loan: $8,612.76 Total Cost of Loan: $8,859.57 Monthly Payment: $239.24 Monthly Payment: $246.10 Total Finance Charge: $1,612.76 Total Finance Charge: $1,859.57 5. Which car can Rose afford? The car for $4,000 6. What are the terms of the loan that would allow Rose to buy a car and still stay within her budget? A 36-month loan with an APR up to 16% 7. Using the column How You d Do It on Rose s budget worksheet, figure how you would set up a budget if you had Rose s income and expenses. 8. What were the main differences between the budget you set up using Rose s income and expenses, and the budget that was provided? activity answers 9-5f key