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ANNUAL INTEREST RATE = i COMPOUNDING N PERIODS / YEAR = m EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE / PERIOD = i / m EFFECTIVE ANNUAL RATE (T.A.E. in Spain)
EFFECTIVE ANNUAL RATE = E.A.R. ANNUAL INTEREST RATE
one dollar compounded m times per year at rate i equivalent amount using the effective annual rate
ANNUITY ANNUAL INTEREST RATE PRESENT VALUE FUTURE VALUE PERIODS IN YEARS (using future value) PERIODS IN YEARS (using present value)
ANNUITY PERIODS ANNUAL INTEREST RATE PRESENT VALUE FUTURE VALUE PERPETUITY - PR. VALUE
input output
output output
PRESENT VALUE FUTURE VALUE PERIODS ANNUAL INTEREST RATE PRESENT VALUE FUTURE VALUE
PERIODS ANNUAL INTEREST RATE PRESENT VALUE FUTURE VALUE PERPETUITY - PR. VALUE ANNUITY (from present value) ANNUITY (from future value) ANNUITY (from perpetuity)
300,000.00 output
80,000.00
input
256,570.84 output
30 0.00%
input input
money inputs
Initial Amount Invested Annual Rate of Return (%) Number of Years Invested
USD
outputs
USD
USD
Explanations
150,000
100,000
Retirement Money
50,000
30,000 33,000
0 1 2
36,300 3
39,930 4
43,923
5
48,315 6
Source of Table: Historical Annual Returns For The S&P 500 Index. X Back to Top
website link to table in september 2012: http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewarticle/articleid/280 30,000 33,000 36,300 39,930 43,923 48,315 53,147 58,462 64,308 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
70,738 77,812 85,594 94,153 103,568 113,925 125,317 137,849 151,634 166,798 183,477 201,825 222,007 244,208 268,629 295,492 325,041 357,545 393,300 432,630 475,893 523,482 575,830 633,413 696,755 766,430 843,073 927,380 1,020,118 1,122,130 1,234,343 1,357,778 1,493,555 1,642,911 1,807,202 1,987,922 2,186,715 2,405,386 2,645,925 2,910,517 3,201,569 3,521,726
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
You can change the amount invested, the annual rate of return, and the years invested. The amount invested is also known as c
The amount invested initially is also called the Present Value of your money, how much your money is worth today.
The rate at which your money grows. Choose 2%, 5% for Bond Yields, 5%, 10% or so, for stocks or stock indices over 20 years, as The rate is a percentage, it is the part of your initial investment that accumulates during each period, each year during whic
On Year 2, the new amount invested, $33.000, is the initial amount invested $30.000 plus interest, $3.000, $30.000*10% (
The final amount after 20 years is also called a Future Value, it is defined like this: Final Amount Received = (Initial Amount Writing this same formula with different names, we get the formula found in books: Future Value = FV = Present Value (PV) *
Growth of Initial Amount Invested - over 20 years at 10% annual compounded interest
53,147
7
58,462
8
64,308
70,738
77,812
85,594
94,153
103,568
113,925
10
11
12
13
14
Years
Youd want to take into account these two columns, a twenty year average of a and look at the row titled 2007, the one that has the most recent information on
Based on columns 3 and 7, of the row titled 2007, the last y Returns average 10% or so, on average, annually, when yo 10.36% annual return on average, and over an average per
COLUMN 3
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ears invested. The amount invested is also known as capital, your initial wealth, an asset, it can generate more money if well invested.
0% or so, for stocks or stock indices over 20 years, assumes reinvestment at this rate. Press button to see the S&P index return table. accumulates during each period, each year during which your money is invested. raised to the power of the Number of Years invested
nvested $30.000 plus interest, $3.000, $30.000*10% (10% is the Annual Rate of Return).
Final Amount Received = (Initial Amount Invested) * (1+Annual Rate of Return)^(Number of Years Invested) Future Value = FV = Present Value (PV) * (1+r)^(n)
in this spreadsheet, input in %, as in 10% annual rate of return, not as the equivalent, 0.1
201,825
113,925
125,317
137,849
151,634
166,798
183,477
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
account these two columns, a twenty year average of annual returns, and an average annual return since 1968, to 2007, d 2007, the one that has the most recent information on average annual returns of the S&P 500.
d on columns 3 and 7, of the row titled 2007, the last year of information for annual returns of the S&P 500: rns average 10% or so, on average, annually, when you look at a ten year recent period, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007. 6% annual return on average, and over an average period of 20 years, the S&P 500 returns 11.81% annually.
COLUMN 7
Press button to see the S&P index return table. raised to the power of the Number of Years invested
money inputs
Initial Amount Invested Annual Rate of Return (%) Number of Years Invested
USD
outputs
USD
USD
200,000
150,000
100,000
50,000 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
80,000 85,600
91,592
98,003
104,864
112,204
Source of Table: Historical Annual Returns For The S&P 500 Index. X Back to Top
website link to table in september 2012: http://www.istockanalyst.com/article/viewarticle/articleid/280 80,000 85,600 91,592 98,003 104,864 112,204 120,058 128,463 137,455 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
147,077 157,372 168,388 180,175 192,788 206,283 220,723 236,173 252,705 270,395 289,322 309,575 331,245 354,432 379,242 405,789 434,195 464,588 497,109 531,907 569,141 608,980 651,609 697,222 746,027 798,249 854,127 913,915 977,889 1,046,342 1,119,586 1,197,957 1,281,814 1,371,541 1,467,548 1,570,277 1,680,196 1,797,810 1,923,657 2,058,313 2,202,394 2,356,562
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
You can change the amount invested, the annual rate of return, and the years invested. The amount invested is also known as c
The amount invested initially is also called the Present Value of your money, how much your money is worth today.
The rate at which your money grows. Choose 2%, 5% for Bond Yields, 5%, 10% or so, for stocks or stock indices over 20 years, as The rate is a percentage, it is the part of your initial investment that accumulates during each period, each year during whic
On Year 2, the new amount invested, $33.000, is the initial amount invested $30.000 plus interest, $3.000, $30.000*10% (
The final amount after 20 years is also called a Future Value, it is defined like this: Final Amount Received = (Initial Amount Writing this same formula with different names, we get the formula found in books: Future Value = FV = Present Value (PV) *
Growth of Initial Amount Invested - over 20 years at 10% annual compounded interest
120,058
128,463
137,455
147,077
157,372
168,388
180,175
192,788
206,283
10
11
12
13
14
Years
Youd want to take into account these two columns, a twenty year average of a and look at the row titled 2007, the one that has the most recent information on
Based on columns 3 and 7, of the row titled 2007, the last y Returns average 10% or so, on average, annually, when yo 10.36% annual return on average, and over an average per
COLUMN 3
ckanalyst.com/article/viewarticle/articleid/2803347
ears invested. The amount invested is also known as capital, your initial wealth, an asset, it can generate more money if well invested.
0% or so, for stocks or stock indices over 20 years, assumes reinvestment at this rate. Press button to see the S&P index return table. accumulates during each period, each year during which your money is invested. raised to the power of the Number of Years invested
nvested $30.000 plus interest, $3.000, $30.000*10% (10% is the Annual Rate of Return).
Final Amount Received = (Initial Amount Invested) * (1+Annual Rate of Return)^(Number of Years Invested) Future Value = FV = Present Value (PV) * (1+r)^(n)
input in %, as in 10% annual rate of return, it is equivalent to 0.1
309,575 270,395
206,283
220,723
236,173
252,705
289,322
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
account these two columns, a twenty year average of annual returns, and an average annual return since 1968, to 2007, d 2007, the one that has the most recent information on average annual returns of the S&P 500.
d on columns 3 and 7, of the row titled 2007, the last year of information for annual returns of the S&P 500: rns average 10% or so, on average, annually, when you look at a ten year recent period, 2004, 2005, 2006, and 2007. 6% annual return on average, and over an average period of 20 years, the S&P 500 returns 11.81% annually.
COLUMN 7
Press button to see the S&P index return table. raised to the power of the Number of Years invested