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Chapter 4Time Value of Money
  • Principles of Managerial Finance
  • Gitman 10th edition
  • Finance 330--Wolfe

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Time Value of Money (TVM)
  • 1 today vs. 1 in the future

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Time lines
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4 calculation methods
  • 1. formulas
  • 2. formulas with tables
  • 3. spreadsheets
  • 4. financial calculator

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Financial calculator
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Cash Flows (CFs)
  • CFs are assumed to occur at the end of the period
  • this is the default setting on our calculator
  • today time zero (0)

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CF patterns
  • single amounts
  • annuities
  • mixed streams

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FV of a single amount
  • Prob. 4-4 case D
  • deposit 25,000 today _at_ 10 for 12 yrs.
  • value _at_ EOY 12?

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FV of a single amount (cont.)
  • Formulas 4.4 4.6
  • FVn PV0(1i)n
  • FVn PV0(FVIFi,n)

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Using the calculator
CLR TVM P/Y 1
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PV of a single amount
  • Prob. 4-11 Case A
  • What is PV of 7,000 recd 4 yrs. from now, if
    the discount rate 12?

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PV of a single amount (cont.)
  • Formulas 4.9 4.11
  • PV0 FVn1/(1i)n
  • PV0 FVn(PVIFi,n)

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Using the calculator
CLR TVM P/Y 1
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Annuities
  • a series of equal payments (CFs) recd. or paid
    in the future

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Annuities (cont.)
  • Ordinary annuity
  • CFs at end of periods
  • Annuity due
  • CFs at beginning of periods

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Ordinary Annuity
  • PVA one period before 1st CF
  • FVA as of last CF

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Annuity due
  • PVA as of 1st CF
  • FVA one period after last CF

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Annuity calculations
  • can solve using formulas, formulas with tables,
    spreadsheets, or fin. calculator

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FV of an (ordinary) annuity
  • Prob. 4-41(b)
  • If you deposit 600/yr. for 42 yrs. beginning 1
    yr. from today, how much will you accumulate?
    I/Y 8

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FV (cont.)
  • can find the FV of each separate CF add the 42
    FVs

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Using the calculator
CLR TVM P/Y 1
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PV of an (ordinary) annuity
  • most amortized loan problems are PVA problems
  • PVA loan principal
  • usually solving for PMT

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PV (cont.)
  • Problem if your loan payment 2,000/yr. on a
    10 yr. 6 loan, how much did you borrow?

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Using the calculator
CLR TVM P/Y 1
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PV of perpetuity
  • perpetuity an annuity forever
  • PV Payment / interest rate
  • interest rate discount rate

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Mixed Streams
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FV PV of mixed streams
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Nominal Effective Rates
  • 12 compounded quarterly results in you earning
    more than 12/yr.
  • 12 is the nominal rate

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Nom. Effective Rates (cont.)
  • to calculate effective rate
  • 2nd IConv

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Nom. Effective Rates (cont.)
  • Arrow down through 3 cells
  • NOM 12 ENTER
  • C/Y 4 ENTER
  • EFF CPT
  • EFF 12.5509

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Loan Amortization
  • installment loans are PV of annuity probs.
  • pmts. include princ. interest

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • What is the annual pmt. on a 5 yr. 15, 10,000
    loan?

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • How much interest in the 3rd pmt.?
  • go to amortization worksheet
  • 2nd Amort
  • arrow down through the 5 cells

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • P1 3 ENTER
  • P2 3 ENTER
  • should now see
  • BAL -4,849.7426
  • PRN 1,961.4731
  • INT 1,021.6824

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • amortizing a range of PMTS, say all 5 PMTS
  • P1 1 ENTER
  • P2 5 ENTER
  • arrow down through BAL, PRN, INT

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • What if this loan were a monthly pmt. loan?

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • if this loan were a monthly pmt. loan,
  • set I/Y to 15/12 1.25
  • change N to 5 x 12 60
  • CPT PMT
  • PMT 237.8993

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Non-annual Compounding
  • for calculator entries need to adjust the N I/Y
  • e.g., monthly payment problem
  • N 12 x no. of yrs.
  • I/Y annual int. rate/12

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Mortgage loan
  • 100,000 home, borrow 80
  • loan amount 80,000

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Mortgage loan (cont.)
  • 30 yr., 6, 80,000 loan
  • what is PMT?

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How much interest in
  • 1st PMT?
  • P1 1 P2 1
  • 360th PMT?
  • P1 360 P2 360
  • whole loan?
  • P1 1 P2 360

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Loan balance after
  • 15 yrs. through the loan?
  • P1 1 P2 180
  • 20 yrs. through the loan?
  • P1 1 P2 300

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Paying off early?
  • How long will it take to pay off the loan if you
    add 100 each month to your PMT?

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Loan Amortization (cont.)
  • to get out of the Amort Worksheet
  • 2nd QUIT
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