Angelo has a savings account worth $1000 that earns 2% interest, a student loan of $40,000 that charges 4.6% interest, and a credit card bill that has $1500 on it with a 23.4% interest rate. He has a budget surplus of $300 at the end of the month. What should he do with the $300?
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Concept:
Budget surplus is the excess of the income over expenditure. It is the net amount which is left after making provision for all the expenditures.
Given:
Savings account - $1000, earning 2% interest.
Loan- $40000 , charging 4.6% interest.
Credit card bill- $1500, charging 23.4% interest.
Budget surplus- $300
To find:
The uses of the surplus amount of $300.
Solution:
The savings of these $300 can be put to different uses-
- Investment into safe areas
- Buying shares in the share market for earning purposes
- Save for future uses.
Hence, The surplus amount can be used for the above purposes.
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