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- Week 2
This document provides solutions to practice questions on the time value of money, including calculations for effective annual rates, future values, present values, and annuities. It is useful for understanding key financial concepts covered in Week 2.
What's inside
- Calculating effective annual rates (EAR) for loans
- Determining future values of investments and annuities
- Calculating present values of future payments
- Understanding the time value of money concepts
- Solving problems related to compound interest and annuities
Who it is for: Students studying finance or accounting in Week 2. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Time value of money is the idea that money today is worth more than the same amount in the future. Students get practice with calculations and problems using this idea.
Interest rates and loans
Interest rates are used to calculate the effective annual rate of loans. The effective annual rate is higher when payments are made more often. The document shows how to calculate it.
Future value and present value
Future value is the amount of money that will be in the future. Present value is the amount of money today that will grow to a certain amount in the future. The document explains how to calculate these.
Annuities and perpetuities
Annuities are a series of payments made at regular intervals. Perpetuities are annuities that continue forever. The document asks questions about the value of these payments.
House prices and compounding
House prices are expected to grow at a certain rate each year. Compounding is the process of earning interest on both the original deposit and on the earlier interest payments. The document shows how to calculate these.
Key terms
- Perpetuity
- A special form of annuity that pays cash flows periodically forever.
- Effective annual rate
- The actual rate of interest paid on a loan after accounting for compounding.
- Future value
- The value of a current asset at a future date based on an assumed rate of growth.
- Present value
- The current value of a future sum of money given a specific rate of return.
- Annuity
- A series of payments made at regular intervals.
- Compound interest
- Interest calculated on the initial principal and also on the accumulated interest of previous periods.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you calculate the effective annual rate of a loan?
- What is the future value of a series of payments?
- How does the interest rate affect the present value of a future payment?
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