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MATHEMATICS OF FINANCE ON m THE CALCULATOR, have TVM Solver VARS N=I 1'1 Solver... I~=e :tvm_pmt pv=e 3:tVM_I% =tvm-pv FV=1 ~ :tvm_n P/Y=1 6:tVM_FV 7+npv( Nis #-~CDmpoUnctl~ per\tds 1% is OJY\~ IJ(\~~ q~ a.. fa - PV is f'~ ~1- V()J;.)A.JJ. PMTis ~~ FV is ru \-uju2. VaJ.»..tl PlY isl. tom,p ~ rreq Ve.YlUj CN is J "J set PMT: END (make payments at the end of the cy.cle) \O~rs ~ j{loo ~ 5~o To use'the tvm solver, enter ~I known values (5 of the 6). Put the cursor on the unknown and press SOLVE (alpha - enter) N=1e N=10 1%=5 1%=5 PV=1ee PV=10e PMT=0 FV=!. pf~ -162.8894627 P/Y=1 /T=1 PMn~ BEGIN SOLVE I PMn~ BEGIH (j" LV.. EXAMPLE: You are planning a trip to Florida in 2 years. You want $2000 available. You find an investment paying 10% compounded quarterly. How much do you need to invest now to have the money ready in 2 years? N=2')(t.f':~ PMT= 0 1= \0 FV 2.Q:)O PV=?. PN=4 N=8 N=8 PV=11641.493142 FV=20a0 FV=2eee 1%=113 1%=113 I -? ~ \b4 1 I ~ \ \~T ~d -=--2..000 - \b'bt I t 1 ::.l ~5~,6' ~....---..~--..------.----. til ~t~ -=- 2fX() - ~;l,2.& 113) ~ $Ilog.~ ~ Save up for the trip by making regular quarterly payments into an account paying 10% interest compounded quarterly. N = 2}< L.\ -=--~ PMT =? I I0 FV = 2.o::l:J PV 0 P/Y= 4 N=8 N=8 1%=113 pv=a pv=a 1%=113 ~~ ;p PMT=I FV=20e0 ~or21~~8. 93469... 22-~. ~3 PMn~ BEGIN PMn~ BEGIN NOTE about sign change - it is cash inflow and outflow. Nxr-> $\bl, <3'\ f\cu:t-alv(1 \y\~ 0VvN6 \lo~,- '8,"\ 0mflNUb05 ~WtJ!)ltJ9 ~ A-:.?ert: f\-:. \00e(t Dr; " \0 ) = '\ 0t'h ~7 _\\DOlOO ~ & Ct,tfl~'7 \Yl tiy'~ - ~ 2, CZS'1 S\mf>LE fn~~r~ ~~O

ANNUITIES An annuity is an account to which regular payments are made. An annuity that is certain and simple has the following properties: 1. The payments are made at fixed time intervals 2. The periodic payments are ofequal size 3. The payments are made at the end ofthe interval 4. The interest is paid at the end ofthe interval Many loans and savings plans are certain and simple annuities EXAMPLE: You purchase a car for no money down and payments of $299 a month for 60 months with interest of 12% charged on the unpaid balance every month. What was the cash price ofthe car? How much did you pay in interest? N= ~O PMT 2qq 1= \'2 FV= 0 PV=?, PN \?f.. N=60 N=60 I~=12 I~=12 _.. 1 PMT=299 P~Y~12 wm AM.J dt \ "'2 dtl.., PMT:1!Wl BEGIN PMT:1!Wl BEGIN ~ :::>'T' -PV=113441.55648 ~ ~~ ~l~n ~MT=299 (I... \f...--)... \~~~~ (J»d -= (CDC)(t.QG1) - r~#2 = ~y,-\~~ What happens with a 4 year (48 payments) loan? N L\<6 PMT=? 1= \2 '" FV= 0 PV \3Lt4?- PN= l1 N=-48 N=48 I~=12 PV=13442 I~=12 I PMT=I PV=13442 ~r01353. 97941. _ PMT:GIIlI BEGIN PMT:1!Wl BEGIN Pm r.3'53 1'\'6 lvl'+ellmit- ~::: (4:~)(3S4)- 614d :::- ~ 3550

You deposit $500 per year for into a college fund paying 7% (2) compounded annually. How much is available in 18 years? How much interest is earned? N= leg PMT :5cx:> I '1 FV=? pv= 0 PIY= I I N=1B N=18 1"=7 1"=7 PV=0 PV=0 PMT;:500 PMT:500 FV=I i -ti,1'-;"""'\ FV=116999. 51626...::;; "'" '-A-J\...I P/Y=1 P/Y:1 C/Y=l PMT:_ BEGIN PMT:_ BEGIN d;t llloo0 - t8[soo; = $'5DOD You deposit $2000 per year into a retirement fund. Ifthe money is deposited once per year in an account paying 10% compounded annually, how much is in the account after 10, 20, 30 and 40 years? N=\O PMT = 2-<000 1= \0 FV= <7 PV= 0 PIY= \ After 10 years, 1t3 \ J~ '1 E:I After 20 years, (tj... 2..0') 4 \ \ t)550 After 30 years, CN~30) -U ~ 2.cg'~ { After 40 years, (~-,. 4Q ) :$ ~ *6 S.) \wgs Look back at the car loan - how is it we paid so much interest? At the end ofthe lsi period we owe interest on the outstanding balance of $13442. <Y( 1 0/ Monthly Interest rate is 12._o_x year = 1 70 year 12 months month Interest owed = l3l}lt2- X.0,= \34-l <-12 Principal paid.2qq - \3Lfl Y2..--::::.. lblf, S8 So we now owe '3Y-4~-164lS 8 -=- 13 d-/,fj, ~ 2 Q1A./~ +- (13'Jtl'l,q2.-) EQUITY: How much ofthe item that belongs to you (not the bank) End ofthe 2"" period) t:l\ni" ~~ ~ \~\ " ~'7, t\-l Interest owed \?~11 \'-i-2... X,'''0 \ =)34'1,/7 Principal paid = ~ ~q - \'3 ~I i'7 :: \ ~ f<; I 23 Now we owe \ '3\ \\ \ 1q Equity= \~tt4~ - ') 3\ \\ \ lq ~ 330. l31 In general, EQUITY = VALUE OF ITEM - WHAT YOU OWE THE BANK.

This can be summarized in an AMORTIZATION TABLE: end of payments PMT to towards outstanding equity period remaining interest principal principal 0 60 l3442.00 0.00 1 59 299 134.42 164.58 l3277.42 164.58 2 58 299 132.77 166.23 1311 \.l9 330.81 3 57 299 l3ui 167.89 12943.31 498.69 4 56 299 129.43 169.57 12773.74 668.26 5 55 299 127.74 171.26 12602.48 839.52 6 54 299 126.02 172.98 12429.50 1012.50 55 5 299 17.34 281.66 1451.94 11990.06 56 4 299 14.52 284.48 1167.46 12274.54 57 3 299 11.67 287.33 880.14 12561.86 58 2 299 8.80 290.20 589.94 12852.06 59 299 5.90 293.10 296.84 13145.16 60 0 299 2.97 296.03 0.81 13441.19 (actually will be 299+0.81=299.81) To do a line of this in the calculator: 1. Calculate the payments. 2. Change N to the number a/payments remaining on the loan 3. Solve for PV. This is what you still how the bank (outstanding principal) 4. Equity = value of item what you owe the bank. EXAMPLE You buy a $120,000 house. You make a $20,000 down payment and finance the remainder at 7.5% interest compounded monthly on the outstanding balance for 30 years. a) How large are the monthly payments? b) How much interest is paid in all? c) What is the equity after I year? 5 years? 15 years? N=sO)(12:;3 )PMT= 7 I 1='7,5 FV= 0 PV= loocx9o PN l '2 N=360 IF.=7.5 PV=100000 PMT=. P/Y"'i C/Y= 2 PMT:tt!Ill BEGIH a) ~ bqql~\ N=360 IF.=7.5 PV=100000 PMT=.699. 21450... PMT: Ia!: BEG I H b) (3 bo) (,,c1't1 ';If) - \00000 -= \~ \) '1\SI loo

@ c) What is the equity after 1 year How long to double your investment? N=348 N=348 1%=7.5 1"=7.5 PV=99078.16557 PMT= -699. 21450... PMT= -699. 21458... PMT:taI BEGIN PMn_ BEGIN $10,000 at 6% annual interest compounded daily. N ~ I ~ PV= \CCOO PMT 0 FV =-:;..0;:;00 PN = 3bS tj ":;. J.\ ~\i d..t'.ll\s Equity=,-;m\OOO - qqo'1~ =- t 2..d1~o. ) For I 9, find N = 2-1? \\ dtu.r~ Equity after 5 years? Rent-to-Own a cello: A cello is $574 to buy or $40.58 on a 24 month N=300 N=300 1%=7.5 rent to own plan. What is the interest rate? 1%=7.5 PV=94617.43652 PMT=-699.214"'''' -""... N = P"<J1 I = ~ PV -51,"" P... Y=12 C...Y=j2 PMT= LJo,5~ FV= 0 PN= \ 2 PMT:taI BEGIN PMn_ BEGIN Equity ~ \ ~COC - '1'~b l'7 ::: ~ ;('5 )'383 'l: -::. 5b. qb ~ 5b lq(.,p0 PayoffCredit Card: You owe $6000 on a credit card that charges 18% Equity after 15 years? annual interest compounded monthly on the outstanding principal. Make monthly payments of$120. How long to payoff? How much N=180 N=180 1%=7.5 1%=7.5 interest is paid in all? -PV=75426.66514 fi N = /}, 1= \<6' pv= -booo P/Y=l C/Y= ( PMT= \1,.0 FV= "0 PN= \~ PM BEGIN PMT:_ BEGIN f Equity \20,<lCQ - 'lr;lt'~l ":;. #4 L h'j~ 3.~ '131\\ -;> q~ct qt..} fyvtryl%s