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- Corporate Finance, Finance
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- FIN 540
This document provides solutions to problems on the time value of money, including annuities and interest rates. It helps students understand key concepts in corporate finance.
What's inside
- Time lines for cash flows
- Effect of discount rate on present value
- Ordinary and deferred annuities
- Periodic and effective interest rates
- Interest and principal repayment
Who it is for: Students taking the FIN 540 course. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Time value of money is a key concept in corporate finance. Students learn how to calculate the value of money over time, and how to use time lines to represent cash flows.
Time lines and cash flows
Time lines show when money is received or paid. Cash flows can happen at any time, not just yearly. This part shows how to draw time lines for different situations.
Interest rates and discounting
Discounting is a way to find today's value of money received in the future. Interest rates affect how much money is worth today. This part explains how discount rates change the value of future cash flows.
Annuities and their types
An annuity is a series of equal cash flows. Ordinary annuities happen at the end of each period. This part describes how to calculate the value of different types of annuities.
Interest rates and loan payments
Interest rates affect loan payments. Lower interest rates mean less of each payment goes to interest. This part asks how interest rates change the makeup of loan payments.
Key terms
- Time line
- A diagram showing when cash flows happen.
- Discount rate
- The interest rate used to find today's value of future money.
- Annuity
- A series of equal cash flows, like rent or loan payments.
- Ordinary annuity
- An annuity where payments happen at the end of each period.
- Periodic rate
- The interest rate for one period, like a month or a year.
- Effective rate
- The actual interest rate earned or paid, after compounding.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you draw a time line for uneven cash flows?
- What happens to future money's value when the discount rate changes?
- How do you find the value of an annuity due?
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