FUTURE VALUE OF A SINGLE CASH FLOW Flashcards

1
Q

future value after N periods:

A

FVN= PV(1 + r)^N

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2
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simple interest

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the interest rate times the principal

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3
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Principal

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is the amount of
funds originally invested

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4
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phenomenon
known as compounding.

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The interest earned on interest provides the first glimpse

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5
Q

The most important point to remember about using the future value equation is
that the stated interest rate, r, and the number of compounding periods, N

A

must be
compatible.

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6
Q

(1 + r)^N

A

this factor
is called a future value factor

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7
Q

The fact that the present value and the future value are separated in time has
important consequences:

A
  • We can add amounts of money only if they are indexed at the same point in time.
  • For a given interest rate, the future value increases with the number of periods.
  • For a given number of periods, the future value increases with the interest rate.
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