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future value of an annuity calculator v 1.0

Future Value of an Annuity Calculator

The future value of annuity calculator is used to calculate what a cash sum received at the end of each period for n periods is worth at the end of period n, allowing for a discount rate i.

Last modified July 16th, 2019 by Michael Brown
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lump sum number of periods calculator v 1.0

Lump Sum Number of Periods Calculator

The lump sum number of periods calculator is used to calculate the number of periods (n), it takes to increase the present value of a lump sum to its future value at a discount rate of i%.

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present value of an annuity calculator v 1.0

Present Value Annuity Calculator

The present value annuity calculator is used to calculate what a cash sum received at the end of each period for n periods is worth today, taking into account a discount rate i.

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lump sum discount rate calculator v 1.0

Lump Sum Discount Rate Calculator

The lump sum discount rate calculator is used to calculate the discount rate (i) needed to compound a lump sum from its present value (PV) to a future value (FV) over a given number of periods (n).

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annuity payment calculator v 1.0

Annuity Payment Calculator

The annuity payments calculator is used to calculate the regular sum to be received for n periods, based on an initial lump sum investment (PV), and a discount rate (i).

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Future Value of Annuity Due Calculator

The future annuity value calculator is used to calculate what a cash sum received at the start of each period for n periods is worth at the end of period n, allowing for a discount rate i.

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stock valuation calculator v 1.0

Stock Valuation Calculator

The stock valuation calculator works out the price of a stock using the present value of a growing perpetuity formula. The calculator is based on the Gordon growth model, and assumes dividend payments are growing at a constant rate each period and continue forever.

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