Updated 5-19-08 (Note: this is $1 a year and yearly interest - if you are doing monthly interest - it is yearly/12)
A few people have written to inquire about the Six Functions of a Dollar.
The basic starting thought is what happens to one dollar under different scenarios.
This is set up at a 10 year period (I have in E2) at a certain interest rate - lets say 9% (which in excel would be best described as .09 - I have in E3).
| math | excel | answer | |
Future worth of $1 |
=(1+E3)^E2 | =FV(E3,E2,0,-1) | 2.37 |
Future worth of $1.00
per period |
=(((1+E3)^E2)-1)/E3 | =FV(E3,E2,-1,0) | 15.19 |
| Sinking fund factor | =E3/(((1+E3)^E2)-1) | = PMT(E3,E2,0,-1) | 0.07 |
Present worth of $1 |
=(1/((1+E3)^E2)) | =PV(E3,E2,0,-1) | 0.42 |
Present worth of $1 per period |
=(1-(1/(1+E3)^E2))/E3 | =PV(E3,E2,-1,0) | 6.42 |
Annunity worth $1. today |
=E3/(1-(1/(1+E3)^E2)) | =PMT(E3,E2,-1,0) | 0.16 |
1. FUTURE WORTH OF $1. The amount to which one dollar will grow with compound interest over a given period of time at a given interest rate.
2. FUTURE WORTH OF $1.00 PER PERIOD. The amount to which one dollar per period will grow over a given number of periods at a given interest rate.
3. SINKING FUND FACTOR. Fund is for estimating a reserve needed at a
4. PRESENT WORTH OF $1.00. Present value of one dollar that is to be received at a future time at a given interest rate?
5. PRESENT WORTH OF $1.00 PER PERIOD. What is the present value of installments of one dollar for a given period of time at a given rate?
6. ANNUITY WORTH $1.00 TODAY. Repayment of principal and interest required to amortize a loan of one dollar at a given interest rate during a given period of time.
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