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at first I was confused on what are the difference ordinary and annuity due. By this video the much easier way to understand opened on my mind! thankyou so much sir!!
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This video is very helpful, simple and clear explanations. I had a bit of struggle with calculating annuities or differntiating them but now I am confident with my understanding and applying the correct formulars. Thank you
For the general ordinary annuity formula, do you know why it is to the power of 5? When only 4 of the payments are accruing interest? I cannot get my head around it.
Thank you for the great work. You make it easy to understand the basic concept. I will definitely share this video to my 18 year-old daughter. By the way, in your last page of presentation, in your last sentence, I think it should have been written $1000 per month instead of per year.
Interest rate wouldnt be exactly the equation initial investment × (1 + (int rate × # of periods) because every period increases the increment. For his example, after 1 increment of time, $100 at 10% int rate would be $110. But now, he's getting interest on $110 INSTEAD of his $100. Therefore, his next increment at 10% is $11 more, so he'd be at $121. Then, he would get $12.10 for his next increment, so he'd have $133.10, then 13.31%, so $150.81, then his total (after 5 increments) of $173.55, NOT $150.
Good video, however it would be better to put text explanations at top for viewers using cell phone and pause to review. The bottom of screen bocks text when paused
I didn't understand, if the FV for an annuity due is calculated with t=1--->5, why PV is calculated with t=0--->4 can you explain, pls? thanks in advance
I keep ending up with a wrong result on the perpetuity paid monthly. I calculate PV = 1000 / (0.05/12). My result is PV = 240000. What am I doing wrong?
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I was so confused about the difference between ordinary annuity and annuity due! This is very helpful! Thank you so much for sharing.
I have mid-semester Monday and I was seriously doubting getting a pass, but now, I definitely feel more than ready. Thank you so much. Continue the great work.
at first I was confused on what are the difference ordinary and annuity due. By this video the much easier way to understand opened on my mind! thankyou so much sir!!
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thank you so much you have explain in details and more clear the entire chapter 4 and 5 for me. well done and you are not helping me only but the entire generation in difficulties with corporate finance course.
Was watching this to prepare for a finance course at my University (FIN3403 for any UCF students out there). I now feel very prepared for this course, and much more confident about passing with a great grade than before. Thank you for this video!
This video is very helpful, simple and clear explanations. I had a bit of struggle with calculating annuities or differntiating them but now I am confident with my understanding and applying the correct formulars. Thank you
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13:23, it sould be pmt =1000 not fv=1000, because you will receive it 1000 on monthly basis . then fv will be 12252.80. if i am not wrong
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For the general ordinary annuity formula, do you know why it is to the power of 5? When only 4 of the payments are accruing interest? I cannot get my head around it.
Thank you for the great work. You make it easy to understand the basic concept. I will definitely share this video to my 18 year-old daughter. By the way, in your last page of presentation, in your last sentence, I think it should have been written $1000 per month instead of per year.
Thanks for your time. It definitely made my life easy in understanding the basics.
Interest rate wouldnt be exactly the equation initial investment × (1 + (int rate × # of periods) because every period increases the increment. For his example, after 1 increment of time, $100 at 10% int rate would be $110. But now, he's getting interest on $110 INSTEAD of his $100. Therefore, his next increment at 10% is $11 more, so he'd be at $121. Then, he would get $12.10 for his next increment, so he'd have $133.10, then 13.31%, so $150.81, then his total (after 5 increments) of $173.55, NOT $150.
....I just got to the second part lol
It was helpful and useful, thanks. will watch it over and over till i get it finally. Thank you
The last problem was wrong. its actually $240,000 for the present value of a perpetuity. As: $1000/(0.05/12) = $240,000
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I think there is a mistake at 21:18 , you say "we receive 1000/month and you write 1000/year" witch could be confusing
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In simple interest what does the 1 symbolise ?…. This is mentioned at the beginning when explaining simple interest ?
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Typo Error in your perpetuity slide example numerical. Very good video
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Good video, however it would be better to put text explanations at top for viewers using cell phone and pause to review. The bottom of screen bocks text when paused
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I didnt understand the last perpetuity part , why did we divide by rate instead of 1 + r ??
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I didn't understand, if the FV for an annuity due is calculated with t=1--->5, why PV is calculated with t=0--->4
can you explain, pls?
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I keep ending up with a wrong result on the perpetuity paid monthly. I calculate PV = 1000 / (0.05/12). My result is PV = 240000. What am I doing wrong?
just approximation made by your calculator
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Is the future value of money worth more? The Fed keeps printing and deflating the dollar
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Present value formula is initial investment/interest rate raised to the power of the number of years invested.
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