πΉ Future Value (FV)
Formula:
Where:
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PV = Present Value (today’s money)
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r = interest rate (per period)
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n = number of periods
π‘ Example:
If you invest 10,000 $ at an annual rate of 10% for 3 years,
So, your money grows to 13,310 $ after 3 years.
πΉ Present Value (PV)
Formula:
π‘ Example:
If you expect to receive 13,310 $ in 3 years and the discount rate is 10%,
So, the future 13,310 Toman is worth 10,000 $ today.
πΉ Net Present Value (NPV)
Formula:
Where:
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Rβ = cash inflow at time t
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r = discount rate
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I = initial investment
π‘ Example:
You invest 40,000 $ today and expect 15,000 $ annually for 3 years at a 10% discount rate:
Since the NPV is positive (3,735), the investment is considered profitable.
If the NPV is negative, the financial consultant should not make to purchase or invest.
Why It Matters
- Make smarter investment decisions
- Compare projects or savings options
- Understand the real value of money over timeπͺ
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