SF004 Walden University TVM and Bond Value Calculators Project

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1. The TVM calculator can be used to perform many time value of money related calculations, including the calculation of the present value or future value of a single cash flow or annuity, the cgiven the present or future value of the annuity, and the nominal rate, which an investment must earn to grow to a future value in a specified number of periods.

Design and solve three problems that would be applicable to your personal life (e.g., car loan, mortgage) or workplace (e.g., annuity, business loan). One should involve a calculation of a present value or future value, one involving computation of a rate, and one that involves computation of an annuity payment. Share your findings with your colleagues in Discussions.

S. T.  (2018, June 9). TVM financial calculator [Video]. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oleLi4Mzv0w

2.  The bond price calculator can be used to perform many bond pricing scenarios. Experiment with the calculator using different coupon and interest rates as well as different years and payment frequencies (annual and semiannual). Use 1,000 for the face value in each example. Explore the effects on price when varying payment frequency period, coupon rate higher than going interest rates and vice versa, and bond durations (e.g., 10-, 15-, 20-, and 30-year bonds). Share your observations on price effects from varying bond parameters with your colleagues in Discussions.

EasyCalculation.com. (n.d.). Bond price calculator. Retrieved from https://www.easycalculation.com/finance/bond-price-

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Running head: TVM AND BOND VALUE CALCULATORS

TVM and Bond Value Calculators
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TVM AND BOND VALUE CALCULATORS

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TVM and Bond Value Calculators
Question One
1. Calculating future value of an investment
Imagine investing $ 15000 today at 5% compounded annually. At the end of five years, how
much will you have?
Present value (PV) = 15000
Annual rates= 5%
Period= 5 years
Using TVM calculator
Enter
15000

Display
“+/-“ “PV”

PV= -15000.00

5

“N”

N=5.00

5

“I/Y”

I/Y=5.00

“CPT”

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