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Let's break down Anne's financial situation step by step.

### Step 1: Anne's Annual Gross Income
Anne works 33 normal hours and does 9 hours of overtime at time-and-a-half and 5 hours at double-time per week. Here's how we calculate her weekly and annual gross income.

- **Standard hourly wage**: $19.5
- **Normal weekly hours**: 33 hours
- **Overtime hours at time-and-a-half**: 9 hours
- **Overtime hours at double-time**: 5 hours
- **Weeks per year**: 52

#### Weekly income:
- Normal hours: $ 33 \times 19.5 = 643.5 $
- Overtime at time-and-a-half: $ 9 \times (1.5 \times 19.5) = 9 \times 29.25 = 263.25 $
- Overtime at double-time: $ 5 \times (2 \times 19.5) = 5 \times 39 = 195 $

Total weekly income:  
\[ 643.5 + 263.25 + 195 = 1101.75 \]

#### Annual income:
\[
1101.75 \times 52 = 57,291
\]

### Step 2: Calculate Income Tax
According to the given tax table, Anne's income falls in the **$34,000–$82,400** range. We will apply the tax calculation for this range:

- First $34,000 taxed at:
\[
837.50 + (15\% \times (34,000 - 8375)) = 837.5 + 15\% \times 25,625 = 837.5 + 3,843.75 = 4681.25
\]

- Amount over $34,000:
\[
25\% \times (57,291 - 34,000) = 25\% \times 23,291 = 5,822.75
\]

Total tax:
\[
4681.25 + 5822.75 = 10,504
\]

### Step 3: Other Deductions
- **Pension contributions**:  
6% of gross income:
\[
0.06 \times 57,291 = 3,437.46
\]

- **Unemployment and health insurance** (3.5%):  
\[
0.035 \times 57,291 = 2,005.19
\]

### Step 4: Net Income Calculation
Anne's net income is calculated after deducting income tax, pension contributions, and unemployment & health insurance:

\[
57,291 - (10,504 + 3,437.46 + 2,005.19) = 57,291 - 15,946.65 = 41,344.35
\]

### Step 5: Car Purchase on Hire
Anne buys a car for $5,000 with a 15% deposit and the balance paid in 12 monthly installments with 10% annual interest.

- **Deposit**:  
\[
15\% \times 5,000 = 750
\]

- **Remaining balance**:  
\[
5,000 - 750 = 4,250
\]

With 10% interest over 1 year, her monthly payments can be calculated.

### Step 6: Home Loan
Anne takes a $10,000 loan at 15% compounded annually for 36 equal installments. This calculation will be based on the compound interest formula to determine her monthly installment.

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Let me know if you'd like further details on the installment calculations or anything else! Here are 5 follow-up questions:

1. How would Anne's net income change if she worked more overtime?
2. What would the car payment details be for different interest rates?
3. How would the tax change if her income crossed into the next bracket?
4. What is the exact monthly payment for her car loan based on the 10% interest?
5. How does compound interest affect her house loan payments over time?

**Tip:** Keep track of all expenses and taxes to have a clear view of your net income, especially when managing multiple financial commitments.

Anne works in a factory with a pay rate of $19.5 per hour, and works 33 normal hours, 9 overtime hours at time-and-a-half, and 5 overtime hours at double-time. She must calculate her annual income, pay income tax, pension contributions, and unemployment/health insurance, while also managing hire purchases and a home loan.

Learn how to calculate income, tax, pension contributions, and loan payments for a factory worker. Includes step-by-step instructions for managing overtime, taxes, and compound interest on loans.

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