Time value of money worksheet with answers

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1.Easy
years012n = ?€10 000€30 000

You deposit €10 000 at 9% interest per year, compounded annually (interest is added at the end of each year). After how many whole years n does the balance first reach at least €30 000?

PV = €10 000FV = €30 000i = 9%
n = years
2.Easy
years0123€1 000FV = ?

You deposit €1 000 in a savings account that pays 4% interest per year, compounded annually. How much is in the account after 3 years? Find the future value FV.

PV = €1 000i = 4%n = 3
FV = €
3.Medium
years0123…9PV = ?€20 000+4%+4%…r = 7%

A property is expected to earn net rent of €20 000 next year. The rent is expected to grow by 4% per year forever. The required return is 7% per year. Find the value PV of the property today.

C1 = €20 000g = 4%r = 7%
PV = €
4.Medium
years0123…16PV = ?€8 000€8 000€8 000€8 000

An annuity pays €8 000 at the end of each year for 16 years. The interest rate is 5% per year. Find the present value PV of the annuity.

A = €8 000i = 5%n = 16
PV = €
5.Hard
months0123…228A?AA€25 000

You want €25 000 in 19 years. You save the same amount at the end of every month in an account paying 4.2% per year, compounded monthly. Find the monthly deposit A.

FV = €25 0004.2% / 12N = 228
A = €
6.Hard
months0123…N = ?€5 000€125€125€125€1253.6% / 12

You borrow €5 000 at 3.6% per year, compounded monthly, and repay €125 at the end of every month. How many months does it take until the loan is repaid (the last payment may be smaller)? Give the number of payments N.

P = €5 000A = €1253.6% / 12
N = payments

Answer key

  1. 1. n = 13 years
  2. 2. FV = 1125 €
  3. 3. PV = 666667 €
  4. 4. PV = 86702 €
  5. 5. A = 71.84 €
  6. 6. N = 43 payments

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