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No, the numerator is current assets and the denominator is liabilities. This way if you have half of what you are about to spend in a year, your ratio is .5.
by jonbarker 9y ago
No, the numerator is current assets and the denominator is liabilities. This way if you have half of what you are about to spend in a year, your ratio is .5. If you have double what you are about to spend in a year, your ratio is 2. In your example, your current ratio is .5. Still you are doing way better than most people I know and the stats on national savings and lifestyle requirements bear this out as well.