Time Value of Money Flashcards

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Annuity Due definition

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annuity begin at the beginning of a period (or at time period zero on the time line).

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Annuity Due Calc Mode

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BGN

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Annuity Due examples

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Examples of an Annuity Due include education tuition payments, retirement income, and rent payments.

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Ordinary Annuity Definition

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annuity can begin at the end of a period (or at time period 1 on the time line)

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Ordinary Annuity Calc Mode

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END

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Ordinary Annuity Examples

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Examples of an Ordinary Annuity include all debt payments such as a mortgage or car payment.

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NPV decision Criteria

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The NPV decision rule is to accept projects or investments with a positive or zero NPV and to reject projects with negative NPVs.

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NPV Formula

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NPV = Present Value of the Cash Flows – Cost or Initial Investment.

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Interpret NPV = 0

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An NPV of zero indicates that the cash inflows and the cash outflows of the investment are identical, and exactly ade-quate to repay the invested capital.

Accept the project

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Which project should you select if projects are mutually exclusive. No capital rationing.

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Project with the highest NPV.

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Which project should you select if projects are mutually exclusive, consider capital rationing.

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most affordable project with the highest NPV should be selected.

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what happens to discount rate as risk increases

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discount rate increases

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What factors does the discount rate consider

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Viewed as the opportunity cost of capital

  1. The risk of the investment (greater the risk, greater the discount rate)
  2. The cost of any opportunity forgone
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Interpret Negative NPV

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This result (a negative NPV) is a clear indication that the investment should be rejected on the basis that the cash flow of the project is inadequate to return to the investor the sum originally invested once risk or opportunity cost is fac-tored into the equation.

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IRR definition

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Discount rate in which NPV = zero

Breakeven interest rate

Rate at which cash inflow and outflow are identical

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What happens if discount rate is more than IRR

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Opportunity cost of capital is greater than internal rate of return. Reject project.

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When should you not use IRR

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When projects are mutally exclusive

18
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Why is IRR limited due to its assumptions?

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IRR assumes that cash inflows are going to be reinvested at IRR itself.

Issue when one of a kind project is being under-taken or extraordinary return has been obtained

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When is it appropriate to use inflation-adjusted return?

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When the following occurs
SIMULTANEOUSLY

1) You have an investment growing at one rate of return AND
2) You have an expense growing at a different rate of return.

20
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2 step process when working through all Education & Retirement FUNDING questions

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1) determine the NPV of the cash flow stream at time period zero.
2) determine the savings required