
This video gives insight about what is Time Value of Money
Explore the future value of money by calculating how 100 rupees present value deposited for three years at 10 percent grows to about 133.10 rupees using the future value formula.
Compute the future value of uneven cash flows by calculating each deposit's value at the end of the period using nine percent interest, then sum to maturity.
explains the time value of money and multi period compounding, noting semiannual, quarterly, and monthly frequencies. illustrates future value calculations using present value and compounding periods per year.
Compute the present value of receiving 50,000 in four years at a 10% discount rate; it is about 34,000, which exceeds 25,000 today, so choose the future payout.
Use the present value of an annuity at 10 percent to compute the lump sum needed at age 65 for a $10,000 yearly payout from 65 to 75, about $61,446.
Time Value of Money (TVM)
The time value of money (TVM) is the basic concept in finance that holds that money in the present is worth more than the money that is expected to be received in the future. This is because money invested will give certain return, creating a larger amount of money in the future as interest is added to the sum of money invested at a certain rate of interest based on the risk profile of the investment.
Understanding this concept helps investors and corporates make a rational decision relating to their investments. In time value of money mathematics, one will learn two important concepts compounding value technique (future value technique) and discounting value technique (present value technique).
The Future value technique or compounding technique will help understand future value (FV) given the present money and present value (PV) technique or discounting technique helps us in understanding present value of money given future money.
In most of the cases in finance, we will be perplexed with a situation where we will be dealing with present cash outflows and future cash inflows. Understanding the time value techniques will help the finance manager to make appropriate decision concerning cash inflows.
The time value techniques will help managers in taking prudent decisions relating to financing, investment and dividends.
Welcome to this wonderful course on TVM and hope this course will give strong foundation in the subject of finance.