PV of a Lump Sum - Amis 2200, The Ohio State University

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A lump sum is a single amount of money that we're trying to figure out the value of. $4,000 in ten years is different than $4,000 today. Using the present value of a lump sum, we can figure out how much that $4,000 in ten years will be worth today.

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Future Amount

* PV$1(i, n) (Look this up in the PV$1 Table)

Present Value of a Lump Sum

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1	Interest Bearing Notes	8:26
2	Non-interest Bearing Notes	6:16
3	Contingencies	5:58
4	What is Present Value	8:15
5	Simple vs Compound	14:41
6	PV of a Lump Sum You are here.	4:39
7	PV of a Lump Sum	6:09
8	Ordinary Annuity	7:16
9	Purchasing with an Annuity	4:31
10	Finding the Payment	6:07

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1	Liability Classification	Easy
2	Contingent Liabilities	Moderate
3	Contingent Liabilities - Warranties	Moderate
4	Purchasing with a Non-Interest Bearing Note	Moderate

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