An increase in the risk associated with a future stream of cash should result in an increase in the discount
rate used in the present value calculation.
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An increase in the risk associated with a future stream of cash should result in an increase in the discount?
10
Jul
How do you determine the future value of multiple single cash flows?
09
Jun
Hi, I am unsure to determine, if you deposit $100 today and $200 at the end of this year and also deposit another $200 in 2 years from now, assuming that you can earn an interest rate of 4.5%p.a. on your investment, how much would you have in exactly 5 years from now?
Could you please show your working out.
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Jun
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why is it not possible to determine the future value of a perpertual stream of cash flow?
06
Jun
Like answer # 4, yeah i think the value of the perpetual cash flows is infinite, not constant and simply perpetually increasing.
If I won the lottery, should I choose the annuity or the cash payment?
04
Jun
I see most people choose the cash payment. Is that smarter?
Future Value and Multiple Cash Flows?
02
Jun
an insurance company is offering a new policy to its customers. typically, te policy is bought by a parent for a child at the child’s birth. the details of the policy are as follows: the purchaser makes the following sex payments to the insurance company:
1st bithday: $900
2nd birthday: $900
3rd birthday: $1,000
4th birthday: $1,000
5th birthday: $1,100
6th birthday: $1,100
after the child’s 6th birthday, no more payments are made. when the child reachers afe 65, he or she receives $500,000. if the relevant interest rate is 12 percent for the first six years abd 8 percent for all subsequent years, is the policy worth buying? solve necessary calculations.
How can I cash a large check without having it put on hold?
29
May
Ok I have a large check over 20,000 for my structured settlement and it is from a different bank than the bank that I have an account at…. MY bank is Banner Bank and the Bank that’s named on the check is Washington Mutual….
Is there a way that I can take my check to any Washington Mutual Bank to have it cashed right away or will they still have to put it on hold for a while???
please answer!
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how to find present value of an uneven cash flow stream with Hp-12C financial calculator, what steps? thanks?
08
May
CF1 – $100
CF2 – $300
CF3 – $300
CF4 – $300
CF5 – $500
I = 12%
what buttons to push? thanks
More Cash or Down payment on a house, hedging inflation?
05
May
I’m contemplating putting 25% of my savings to lower my monthly payment for a home refinance. The net monthly payment would be lowered by $140/mo which does not seem too much, but what about long term projection and the fact I’m saving interest also? I see this as a way to hedge inflation since I’m taking dollars that will be inflated most likely in the near future and loose value in a standard savings or CD. Is this the wrong way to look at the situation?
Help with accounting problem.Annuity Cash Flow best answer 10 points?
28
Apr
Exercise of Ordinary Annuity Cash Flow (determining FV)
Joe Moran wishes to determine how much money he will have at the end of 5 years if he chooses the ordinary annuity. It represents deposits of $1,000 annually, at the end of each of the next 5 years, into a savings account paying 7% annual interest. How much will Joe Moran get at maturity? Post your answer by showing the calculation.
Help with accounting problem.Annuity Cash Flow best answer 10 points?
28
Apr
Exercise of Ordinary Annuity Cash Flow (determining FV)
Joe Moran wishes to determine how much money he will have at the end of 5 years if he chooses the ordinary annuity. It represents deposits of $1,000 annually, at the end of each of the next 5 years, into a savings account paying 7% annual interest. How much will Joe Moran get at maturity? Post your answer by showing the calculation.
Calculating annuity cash flows?
25
Apr
If you put up $20,000 today in exchange for a 8.5 percent, 12 year annuity, what will the annual cash flow be?
I’m using a financial calculator, I am just having a problem setting it up as the annual cash flow bit throws me off…is it asking for future value then?