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Finance (Basic) Ludek Benada Department of Finance Office 533

Personal Finance  Monetary decisions of an individual (family).  Analyses how the individuals (family unit) obtain, budget, save and spend money.  The personal income could be allocated towards expenses, saving, debt repayment.

Sample budget CategoryMonthly amountAnnual amountPercentage Housing Food Automobile Tax Insurance School Medical Clothing Saving Example of budged allocation What happened if the total expanses are not equal to the total income?

The phases of personal finance by age Phase of low saving Phase of debt Phase of investment Phase of use accumulated wealth

The phases of personal finance by age Net assets negative positive age Part-time job, casual job Employment, wedding Purchase of a car Own housing, mortgage Child/children Financing of child’s study Financial planning for retirement Repayment of mortgage Retirement Expenditure on personal health care

Personal financial planning  Assessment  Setting goals  Creating a plan  Execution  Monitoring/Reassessment

Personal financial planning Analysis of the financial situation Definition of goals Creation of financial plan Execution Monitoring/examin ation

Saving  Regular payment over time  The task is to identify FV Categories of saving:  Long-term  Short-term:  Ahead a period  After a period

Short-term Saving, ahead a period S... total amount saved m … number of deposits x … amount of money i … interest rate

Short-term Saving, after a period

Long-term Saving a … annuity (a regular payment of a same amount)

Combined Saving Ahead a period After a period ?

Retirement plan Pension is a way to ensure a regular income for people, which are no longer earning a regular income from employment. Retirement plane (individuals, employers, unions, insurance companies, government).

The main types of income in Retirement plan  Immediate income:  Ahead a period  After a period  Deferred income  Income paid m-times a year  Perpetual income  The task is to identify PV

Immediate Income Ahead a period v … 1/(1+i) D … present value of total income After a period

Income paid m-times in one IP Ahead a period After a period

Deferred Income (ahead a period) v k … postponement of income payment

Perpetual Income Immediately Deferred

Repayment plan Consists of: Debt, Annuity, Interest, Amortization Amortization of debt:  Equal annuity  Unequal annuity

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