LO 0-5 Time Value of Money Part 1 Flashcards
What is the future value of $500 today in 1 year from now? Assume a risk free rate of 6%
FV = PV(1+i) FV = 500* (1.06) FV = 530
The present value of $2,220 discounted 1 year at 5%. Round to the nearest dollar.
PV = FV / (1+i) PV = 2220/1.05 PV = 2114
Which of the following will give you the present value of a future amount discounted 1 year?
PV * (1+i)
FV / (1+i)
PV / (1/i)
FV * (1+ i)
FV / (1+i)
Assuming a discount rate of 9% choice is better:
Choice A: $500 today
Choice B: $540 1 year from now.
500
vs
540 / 1.09 = 495
Choice A
Assuming a discount rate of 4% choice is better:
Choice A: $500 today
Choice B: $540 1 year from now.
500
vs
540 / 1.04 = 519
Choice B
Time Value of Money (TVM)
not just the amount of $$ that matters but the timing when you will receive the money
for ex: stocks - right to future payments
bonds - future interest payments
“how long until you get paid?”
Present Value Formula
PV = FV / (1 + i)
Future Value Investment
FV = PV (1 + i)
future interest rate is the
rate of return
You can get $200 today or $218 in 1 year with 10% interest rate
FV of $200
=200 ( 1 + 10%) = $220
PV of $218
= 218 / (1 + 10%) = $198.91
Choice A is better.
risk free investment only if you invest in
treasury
Present value
allows us to value stocks and bonds if we can estimate the future payments and discount rate we can figure out their value
assume future payouts - earnings and dividends
interest payments with appropriate discount rate
value securities