Module 3 - Chapter 5 Flashcards

1
Q

Define:

Time Value of Money

A

A dollar that you will receive in the future is not worth as much today as a dollar you already have

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2
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List:

What is Needed to Answer any Time Value of Money Problem

A
  1. the cash flows
  2. when the cash flows occurred
  3. Expected rate of return or discount rate
  4. time period
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3
Q

List:

What do do if we don’t have an interest rate

A
  1. determine opportunity cost of capital

OR

  1. we are looking at solving for interest rate not value
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4
Q

Define:

Opportunity Cost of Capital

A

The rate we can obtain elsewhere for an investment with similar risk to our cash flows

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5
Q

Define:

Timeline

A

Drawing out where your cash flows occur

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6
Q

Acronym:

PV

A

Present Value

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7
Q

Define:

Present Value (PV)

A

Cash in today’s dollars

Earlier money on a timeline

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8
Q

Acronym:

FV

A

Future Value

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9
Q

Define:

Future Value (FV)

A

Cash in future dollars

Later money on a timeline

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10
Q

Define:

Payments in Single Cash Flows

A

Same payment each period
(Ex - car payment, mortgage)

Amount to invest to accumulate a certain/specific FV

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11
Q

Define:

Interest Rate

A

“Exchange Rate” between earlier money and later money

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12
Q

List:

Types of Interest Rates

A
  1. Discount Rate
  2. Cost of Capital
  3. Opportunity Cost of Capital
  4. Required Return or Required Rate of Return
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13
Q

Answer:

A timeline allows us to ___(a)___ the cash flows to see ___(b)___ relative to ___(c)___

A

a. graph out
b. when they occur
c. when we want to determine the value

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14
Q

Answer:

A cash flow received at time 0 can also be referred to as a ___(a)___

A

a. cash flow at the beginning of period/year 1

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15
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Answer:

A cash flow received at time 1 is typically referred to as a ___(a)___ or as a ___(b)____

A

a. cash flow at the end of year 1

b. cash flow at the beginning of year 2

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16
Q

Answer:

Unless otherwise indicated, cash flows/payments are assumed to occur at ___(a)___

A

a. the end of each period

17
Q

Acronym:

r

A

Interest Rate

18
Q

Answer:

Interest rate is almost always stated as a/an ___(a)___

A

a. annual rate

19
Q

Acronym:

n

A

total number of periods

20
Q

Acronym:

m

A

the total number of periods per year

21
Q

Define:

Compounding Interest

A

The process of accumulating interest on an investment over time to earn more interest

22
Q

Define:

Interest on Interest

A

Interest earned on the reinvestment of previous interest payments

23
Q

Define:

Compound Interest

A

Interest earned on both the initial principal and the interest reinvested prom prior periods

24
Q

Define:

Simple Interest

A

Interest earned only on the original principal amount invested