4. (12 points) Fill in the monthly budgeting table using the information given, so that you can have a cushion of $200 left over every month. You have a job as an assistant zoo keeper making $32,000 per year. Assume taxes are 35%. You own your car, so you don't have a car payment currently. You do have car insurance for $523 every six months and have to pay yearly taxes of $100 for the car. You are lucky and do not have any student loans. You found a mobile home for $55,999, which you can finance for 6.7% compounded monthly for 20 years. Insurance for the home is $895 per year. You owe $2500 in credit card debt that earns 15.2% compounded monthly for 8 years. The only things you can change are the food, entertainment, and eating out budgets. Determine how much to spend on these, so you can end up with $200 extra cash each month just in case. Keep in mind the average cost per person on groceries ranges from $124 to $250, so try to keep it realistic. Monthly Take Home Income Mortgage Car payment Car Insurance Car Taxes Credit card bill Food (groceries) Utilities Entertainment (movies, bowling, etc.) Eating out House Insurance/Property Tax -$300 Total monthly leftover (net monthly cash flow) $200