A.
Debt Payment: 1250 (900+350)
Disposable income : 5860 (9300-2000-510-710-220)
Debt Payments to disposable income ratio = > 1250/5860 = 21.33%
B. As Kevin has surplus salary income of $ 4610 per month and has age on his side, he may buy Kawasaki Motercycle.
2. Not sufficient information provided on what the question is for this para. Hence Debt Payments to disposable income ratio is calculated for this as well:
Debt Payment: 1500 (770+260+283+187) i.e. $ 18000 per annum
Disposable income : $100,000 (Tax is not assumed as no nformation given)
Debt Payments to disposable income ratio = > 18,000/100,000 = 18.0%
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