Jim and Jackie are married with three children at home and a mortgage. Jim’s net pay per year is $67,000 and Jackie does not have income. Their mortgage payment of $2,800 includes insurance on their home. They have additional monthly expenses of $2,700.

Jim contributes 15% of his earnings to a retirement fund and they have $5,000 in savings. There is a $500,000 life insurance policy on Jim and a $100,000 policy on Jackie.

As their financial advisor, what part of Jim and Jackie’s financial plan would you encourage them to work on?

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They are currently spending too much money and they should either lower their costs or Jackie will have to find a job:

Jim's net pay = $67,000

Jackie's net pay = $0

total monthly expenses = $2,800 (mortgage and extras) + $2,700 other expenses = $5,500 x 12 months = $66,000

Since Jim contributes 15% of his income to a retirement fund, they are currently having a deficit = net income - total expenses = ($67,000 x 85%) - $66,000 = $56,950 - $66,000 = -$9,050

They will not to able to handle this deficit for a long time, so they should decide which expenses to cut (out of the $2,800 additional expenses).

Therefore, Jim and Jackie should work on their plan for managing income. The correct option is A.

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