1. Each of you will assume that your employment is attending school at Southeast Middle for a standard week (5 days) earning 10 dollars an

hour as a pay rate. You work eight hours per day (6:45am - 2:45pm).

2. As a student you still live at home. However, you have responsibility for some of your 'extra' bills. Your phone bill is $75. Your food/snacks cost $300. Your transportation/entertainment is $225. Your clothes bill is $200.

You will project your finances for one month’s worth of income in terms of gross income (total) and net income (income with deductions).

1 answer

To project your finances for one month's worth of income and expenses based on the information provided, we can follow these steps:

Step 1: Calculate Monthly Gross Income

Hourly Wage: $10
Hours Worked per Day: 8
Days Worked per Week: 5
Weeks in a Month (approx): 4.33

Calculate Weekly Income: Weekly Income=Hourly Wage×Hours Worked per Day×Days Worked per Week Weekly Income=10×8×5=400 dollars

Calculate Monthly Gross Income: Monthly Gross Income=Weekly Income×4.33 Monthly Gross Income=400×4.331732 dollars

Step 2: Calculate Monthly Expenses

Phone Bill: $75
Food/Snacks: $300
Transportation/Entertainment: $225
Clothes Bill: $200

Calculate Total Monthly Expenses: Total Monthly Expenses=Phone Bill+Food/Snacks+Transportation/Entertainment+Clothes Bill Total Monthly Expenses=75+300+225+200=800 dollars

Step 3: Calculate Monthly Net Income

Net Income is calculated as Gross Income minus Expenses: Net Income=Monthly Gross IncomeTotal Monthly Expenses Net Income=1732800=932 dollars

Summary of Financial Projection

1. Monthly Gross Income: $1732
2. Monthly Total Expenses: $800
3. Monthly Net Income: $932

Conclusion

Based on your projected finances for one month, you can expect to earn a gross income of approximately $1732, with total monthly expenses of $800, resulting in a net income of about $932.