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Time Value of Money Formulas Sheet

This document provides a summary of time value of money formulas for calculating future value, present value, and other time value concepts. There are 22 formulas listed for calculating future value and present value of lump sums and annuities using annual, intra-year, and continuous compounding. The formulas are presented for both single cash flows and constant cash flows. Additional formulas are provided for calculating effective annual rate, annual percentage rate, real interest rate, doubling time, and other time value applications.

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Time Value of Money Formulas Sheet

This document provides a summary of time value of money formulas for calculating future value, present value, and other time value concepts. There are 22 formulas listed for calculating future value and present value of lump sums and annuities using annual, intra-year, and continuous compounding. The formulas are presented for both single cash flows and constant cash flows. Additional formulas are provided for calculating effective annual rate, annual percentage rate, real interest rate, doubling time, and other time value applications.

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Time Value of Money Formula Sheet

# Time Value of Money Formula for Annual Intra Year Continuous


Future and Present Value of Lump Sum:
1 Future Value by Sample Interest SIn = P + (P * i * n) Nil Nil
n n*m i*n
2 Future Value by Compound Interest FVn = PV * (1 + i) FVn = PV * (1 + i / m) FVn = PV * e
3 Future Value by Factor Formula FVn = PV * (FVIF i , n) FVn = PV * (FVIF i / m , n * m) FVn = PV * e (i/m) * (n*m) #

4 Present Value of Single Cash Flow PVn = FV / (1 + i) n PVn = FV / (1 + i / m) n*m PVn = FV / e i*n
5 Present Value by Factor Formula PVn = FV * (PVIF i, n) PVn = FV * (PVIF i/m, n*m) PVn = FV / e (i/m)* (n*m)
Future and Present Value of Annuity:
6 Future Value of Constant Cash Flow (CCF) O. Annuity FVAn = CCF [(1 + i) n - 1 / i] %
FVAn = CCF [(1 + i/m) n * m - 1 / i/m] FVAn = CCF [(ei * n - 1) / (ei - 1)]
7 Future Value of Ordinary Annuity by Factor Formula FVAn = CCF * (FVIFA i, n) FVAn = CCF * (FVIFA i/m, n*m) FVAn = CCF [(e (i/m) * n*m )
- 1) / (ei/m - 1)] ##

8 Future Value of Constant Cash Flow (CCF) Annuity Due FVADue = CCF [(1 + i) n - 1 / i] * (1+i) %%
FVADue = CCF [(1 + i/m) n*m - 1 / (i/m)] * (1+i/m) Nil
9 Future Value of Annuity Due by Factor Formula FVADue = CCF * (FVIFA i, n) * (1 + i) FVADue = CCF * (FVIFA i/m, n*m) * (1 + i/m) Nil
n # n*m -i*n
10 Present Value of Constant Cash Flow (CCF) O. Annuity PVAn = CCF [1-{1 / (1+i) } / i] PVAn = CCF [1-{1 / (1+i/m) } / i/m] PVAn = CCF [{(1-e) } / {(e i – 1)}]
-(i/m) * (n*m)
11 Present Value of Ordinary Annuity by Factor Formula PVAn = CCF * (PVIFA i, n) PVAn = CCF * (PVIFA i/m, n*m) PVAn = CCF [{(1-e) } / {(e i/m – 1)}]###
12 Present Value of Constant Cash Flow (CCF) Annuity Due PVADue = CCF [1-{1 / (1+i) n} / i] * (1+i) ##
PVADue= CCF [1-{1 / (1+i/m) n*m} / i/m] * (1+i/m) Nil
13 Present Value of Annuity Due by Factor Formula PVADue = CCF * (PVIFA i, n) * (1+i) PVADue = CCF * (PVIFA i/m, n*m) * (1+i/m) Nil
Special Applications:
14 Perpetuity PVp = CCF / i Nil Nil
Effective Annual Rate when Annual Percentage Rate is
15 given EAR = i EAR = (1 +APR / m) m - 1 Nil
1/m
16 Annual Percentage when Effective Annual Rate is given i = EAR i = m [(1 + EAR) - 1] Nil
17 Real Interest Rate RIR = NR - IR Nil Nil
18 Rule of Doubling n = 72 / i n = 0.35 + 69 / i Nil
The length of time required for a single cash flow to grow
19 to a specified future amount at a given rate of interest n = {Log (FV / PV)} / {Log (1 + i)} n = {Log (FV / PV)} / {m * Log (1 + i/m)} n = 1/i {Log (FV / PV)
The simple rate of interest required for a single cash flow
20 to grow to a specified future cash flow. i = {(FV/PV) 1 / n} - 1 i = m {(FV / PV) 1 / (n * m)} - 1 i = 1/n {In (FV / PV)}
The length of time required for a series of constant cash
21 flows to grow to a specific future amount. n = In {(FVA) (i) / CCF + 1} In (1 + i) n = In {(i/m) (FVA/CCF) + m/i} / [m * {In (1 + i\m}] Nil
Present value of a finite series of cash flows growing at a
22 constant rate (g) for (n) periods with constant (i). PV = {CCF (1 + g) / (i - g)} * [1-{1+g) / (1 + i} n] Nil Nil
#, ##, ###
Continuous Compound and Discounting do not have factor formulas. These line use for Intra Year in case of continuous compounding and discounting.
%
FVAn = CCF (1 + i) n-1 + CCF (1 + i) n-2 + CCF (1 + i) n-3 + ………. + CCF (1 + i) n-n
%%
FVADue = CCF (1 + i) 1 + CCF (1 + i) 2 + CCF (1 + i) 3 + ………. + CCF (1 + i) n or FVADue = Future Value of Ordinary Annuity (1 + i)
#
PVAn = CCF (1/1+i) 1 + CCF (1/1+i) 2 + CCF (1/1+i) 3 + ………. + CCF (1/1+i) n
##
PVAn = CCF (1/1+i) n-1 + CCF (1/1+i) n-22 + CCF (1/1+i) n-3 + ………. + CCF (1/1+i) n-n or PVADue = Present Value of Ordinary Annuity (1 + i)
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