True or false. It is possible for the policy owner, insured, and beneficiary to be three different people/entities.

Dennis and Cami are happily married, have six children ages 2-15, and own a 1984 Lime-colored Yugo with a book value of $300. They want to keep the car because their oldest son will be getting his license soon. What auto insurance coverage(s) make sense for them to carry on the Hugo?

If the operation incurs the above expenses, what is your portion of the medical bill?

Find the exact value of each expression below (remember, no calculator allowed!)   a)

On which income tax form do you report your itemized deductions?

Regardless of your answer in the previous question, assume the Monsoons have an AGI of $60,000. In 2018, the Monsoons also paid $10,000 in tithing, donated $100 worth of household goods to Deseret Industries and had medical expenses of $5,000. They also paid state income taxes of $4,000, local income taxes of $2,000, property taxes of $5,000, and mortgage interest of $4,000. Calculate the Monsoons’ 2018 taxable income.

Explain in words how to graph the equation below.  Graph it, and also solve , you must show all of your work for credit.  

Which tax credit would yield the greatest financial benefit to a married BYU student earning $19,400 per year with three children?

Which portion of auto insurance most frequently pays for damage to your car when it crashes with another vehicle?

Tommy and Frances Monsoon have been married for 20 years, have three children, and always file their taxes together (married filing joint). In 2018, Tommy made $75,000 as a publisher and printer for the local newspaper and Frances earned $15,000 babysitting their neighbors’ children. In addition, Tommy contributed $15,000 of his earnings to a Roth 401k and Frances put $5,000 towards a traditional IRA. What is the Monsoons’ adjusted gross income?