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Question:
Trying to figure out the discounted present value of 627,000 with a discount rate of 7% and 132paymentsof4,750
atlantapoll
2006-02-09 07:43:11 UTC
Trying to figure out the discounted present value of 627,000 with a discount rate of 7% and 132paymentsof4,750
One answer:
stagedoll
2006-02-10 00:26:11 UTC
Ok...I have been out of school for awhile but here it goes.
NPV of 627K with monthly installments of 4750, thus calculated on monthly basis would be $65,700.94 (annual- $67,774.23).
Formula -
Sum of:
PMT1/(((1+(i/12))^(Pd*12)) + PMT2/(((1+(i/12))^(Pd*12))+ PMT3/(((1+(i/12))^(Pd*12)) + ...PMT132/(((1+(i/12))^(Pd*12))
Read -
The summation of each payment divided by 1 over the discount rate divided by 12, to the power of the # of period you are in times 12.
or on annual basis,
Sum of:
PMT1/((1+i)^(Pd)) + PMT2/((1+i)^(Pd)) + PMT3/((1+i)^(Pd)) + ...PMT11/((1+i)^(Pd))
PMT = 4750
Pd = 1-132 (monthly)
Pd = 1-11 (annually)
i = Discount Rate of .07
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