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Corporate Finance #8 Time Value of Money (PV & FV)
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Corporate Finance #8 Time Value of Money (PV & FV)

Learn time value calculation (present value & future value) concepts from a Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
Last updated 2/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • Explain what time value of money calculations are
  • List common time value of money calculations
  • Describe when time value of money calculations are useful
  • Compare multiple methods to calculate time value of money
  • Calculate time value of money using mathematical formulas
  • Calculate time value of money using tables
  • Calculate time value of money using Excel
  • Work problems involving present value calculations
  • Work problems involving present value of annuity calculations
  • Work problems involving future value calculations
  • Work problems involving future value of annuity calculations

Course content

3 sections72 lectures19h 45m total length
  • 910 Time Value of Money Overview11:23
  • 915 Present Value16:37
  • 920 Present Value Months as Period3:58
  • 923 Future Value12:41

    Learn to calculate future value and compare it to present value using the formula F = P(1+i)^n. Use tables and Excel with goal seek to analyze investment returns and inflation.

  • 927 Future Value Months As Period3:56

    Explain future value with months as period by converting 12% annual to 1% monthly for five periods, using present value 10,000 to reach 10,510 with formulas, tables, and Excel FV.

  • 930 Future Value vs Present Value6:13
  • 933 Present Value Annuity13:50

    Explore the present value of an annuity under the time value of money, comparing today’s $100 to future payments, using formula, tables, and Excel for capital budgeting.

  • 936 Present Value Annuity Months as Period3:23

    Calculate the present value of an annuity with monthly periods, a $10,000 payment, and a 12% annual rate, converted to 1% per month over three months, using tables and Excel.

  • 939 Future Value Annuity11:27
  • 942 Future Value Annuity Months3:55

    Explains the future value of a monthly annuity, converting annual to monthly rate (12%/12), with three payments of 10,000, using tables and Excel to reach about 30,031.

  • 945 Present Value Cash Flow Examples14:05
  • 948 Future Value Cash Flow Examples9:02
  • 951 Present Value Terms Used In Capital Budgeting8:00

    Understand present value concepts in capital budgeting, including inflation effects, discount rate, hurdle rate, and internal rate of return, and apply discounting to cash flows.

  • 954 Net Present Value Assumptions2:05

    Explore net present value assumptions, including a constant discount rate over the project life and cash flows that occur at one point per period.

Requirements

  • A basic understanding of corporate finance concepts

Description

This course will cover time value of money concepts from a Corporate Finance perspective.

We will include many example problems, both in the format of presentations and Excel worksheet problems. The Excel worksheet presentations will include a downloadable Excel workbook with at least two tabs, one with the answer, the second with a preformatted worksheet that can be completed in a step-by-step process along with the instructional videos.

Time value of money concepts become more and more important as we consider decisions that will extend further into the future.

Time value of money calculation are usually grouped into four categories, present value of one, present value of an annuity, future value of one, and future value of an annuity.

The calculation of time value of money concepts can be performed using different method, the method used generally depending on the circumstances. It is useful to understand all methods, even if we have a preferred one, so we can communicate to others no matter what method they use.

Time value of money calculation methods can be done using mathematical formulas, using tables, or using Excel & financial calculators.

This course will consider multiple methods, comparing them, showing when each may be used and the pros and cons of each.

Who this course is for:

  • Finance and business students
  • Business professionals
  • Anybody who wants to learn time value of money concepts in a practical and detailed way