Julie is 40 and works as a physician. Her yearly income is $375,000 and she pays $70,000
Question:
Julie is 40 and works as a physician. Her yearly income is $375,000 and she pays $70,000 in taxes. She works as an independent contractor at local hospitals. She has set up a Defined Benefit plan. She can contribute between $40,000 to $90,000 in her plan and this year she will contribute $75,000 in her DB plan. She drives a Mercedes and her lease payment is $899 per month. Her gas and car insurance costs are $6,000 per year. She lives in a 2 bedroom oceanfront apartment in Laguna Beach and pays $5,900 as rent. Her personal expenses are $2500 per month (dining out, clothes, nails, etc). She also likes to take one long international trip and spends $20,000 on it. Her student loan payment is $2500 per month. She pays $600 for health insurance, $200 for internet and phone, $200 for gas and electric per month.
Her assets and liabilities include:
- Student debt = $200,000
- Credit Card = $5,000
- Defined benefit current balance = $550,000
- Old 403b = $28,000
- What is her total monthly expense?
- What is her total yearly expense?
- How much is she saving now?
- How can she increase her savings be $3000 per month?
Concepts in Federal Taxation
ISBN: 9780324379556
19th Edition
Authors: Kevin E. Murphy, Mark Higgins, Tonya K. Flesher