Business
Business, 21.04.2020 01:18, bob7220

Rent for the month $ 1,650
Monthly take-home salary $ 3,185
Spending for food $ 845
Cash in checking account $ 650
Savings account balance $ 2,090
Balance of educational loan $ 3,360
Current value of automobile $ 9,300
Telephone bill paid for month $ 165
Credit card balance $ 335
Loan payment $ 280
Auto insurance $ 430
Household possessions $ 5,400
Video equipment $ 2,850
for electricity $ 190
Lunches/parking at work $ 280
Donations $ 360

Calculate the total assets and total liabilities

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Rent for the month $ 1,650
Monthly take-home salary $ 3,185
Spending for food $ 845

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