Investments and Loans Flashcards

1
Q

Define

Future Value

A

The value of the investment at a given point in the future, usually calculated via compound interest.

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Formula

Future Value

A

FV = PV(1+r)^n

Future Value = Present Value x (1+rate)^number of periods

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Formula

PV =

A

PV = FV/(1+r)^n

Present Value = Future Value / (1+rate)^number of periods

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4
Q

Define

Cost Price / Issued
Price

A

The amount paid to purchase a share.

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5
Q

Define

Market Price

A

The current value of a share.

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6
Q

Define

Face Value

A

The initial price of a share.

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7
Q

Define

Dividend

A

The profit distributed to the shareholders when a company makes a profit. This is paid either as a percentage of the value of the market share or a set amount per share. Dividends are paid twice per year, known as the interim and final dividend.

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8
Q

Define

Dividend Yield

A

The annual rate of return for a share, expressed as a percentage of the share’s market value. It is calculated by dividing the annual dividend by the market share price and then multiplying by 100%.

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9
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Formula

Dividend Yield =

A

Dividend Yield = Annual Dividend / Market Price × 100%

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10
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Formula

Dividend per Share =

A

Dividend per Share = Dividend Yield x Market Price

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11
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Formula

Declining balance depreciation

A

S = V(1-r)^n

Salvage = Purchase price x (1 - Rate)^Number of time periods

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12
Q

Define

Reducing Balance Loans

A

Loans with a balance that reduces at an increasing rate as payments are made. This is because the amount of interest reduces as the loan progresses.

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13
Q

Formula

Total to be paid

Loans

A

Total to be paid = Loan payment × number of repayments

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14
Q

Definition

Interest Free Period

A

The period of time for which no interest is charged on a credit card purchase.

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