Finance TVM: Present and Future Values, Annuities

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What does the Time Value of Money (TVM) mean?

Money today is worth more than the same amount in the future due to potential investment and interest.

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Why is money today worth more than in the future?

It can be invested to earn interest, grow over time, and inflation can decrease its purchasing power.

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What is Present Value (PV)?

The worth of money today.

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What is Future Value (FV)?

The worth of money at a future date.

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What is the definition of Interest?

Money earned or paid for borrowing or investing money.

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What does Principal refer to?

The original amount of money invested or borrowed.

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What is Discounting?

Finding the value of future money in today's dollars.

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What is Compounding?

Growing today's money into a future amount by earning interest.

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What is the Interest Rate?

The percentage earned or charged over a period of time.

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What does Period refer to in financial terms?

The amount of time money is invested or borrowed.

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What is the Future Value of 1 (FV of 1)?

The amount a single sum of money will grow to in the future after earning interest.

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What is the Present Value of 1 (PV of 1)?

The value today of a single amount of money expected to be received in the future.

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How does Future Value differ from Present Value?

Future Value moves forward in time while Present Value moves backward.

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What is an Ordinary Annuity?

A series of equal payments made at the END of each period.

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Give an example of an Ordinary Annuity.

Making a car payment at the end of each month.

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What is an Annuity Due?

A series of equal payments made at the BEGINNING of each period.

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Give an example of an Annuity Due.

Paying rent at the beginning of each month.

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How does the timing of payments affect the future value of an annuity?

Annuity Due has a higher future value because payments are made earlier, allowing more time to earn interest.

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Why does an Annuity Due have a higher future value than an Ordinary Annuity?

Payments are made earlier, giving each payment more time to earn interest.