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12.S: Summary

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    Key Concepts

    12.1: Deferred Annuities

    • The stages of deferred annuities
    • The four common unknown variables and how to solve for them

    12.2: Constant-Growth Annuities

    • The concept of constant growth and the modifications required to annuity formulas
    • The four new annuity formulas
    • How to solve constant growth scenarios

    12.3: Perpetuities

    • An explanation of perpetuities
    • Ordinary and due types of perpetuities
    • The two perpetuity formulas
    • How to solve perpetuity scenarios

    12.4: Leases

    • An explanation of lease characteristics and how leases operate
    • Capitalized lease liabilities explained
    • How to solve leasing scenarios

    12.5: Application - How To Purchase A Vehicle

    • Four financial choices available to make payments on a vehicle
    • The basis and procedure upon which the selection of the vehicle ownership choice is made
    • Key considerations to keep in mind when purchasing a vehicle

    12.6: Application - Planning Your RRSP

    • The three components of retirement income planning
    • The procedure for retirement income planning

    The Language of Business Mathematics

    capitalized lease liability

    The present value of the remaining lease payments and residual value on a capital good using a discount rate equivalent to the interest rate the business would have had to pay if it had purchased the asset instead.

    constant growth annuity

    An annuity in which each annuity payment is increased by a fixed percentage.

    deferred annuity

    A financial transaction where annuity payments are delayed until a certain period of time has elapsed.

    down payment

    A portion of the purchase price required up front.

    lease

    A contract by which the owner of an asset gives another party an exclusive right to possess and use the asset under specified conditions for a specific period of time in return for agreed-upon payments.

    lessee

    The borrower of a leased asset.

    lessor

    The owner of a leased asset.

    net rate

    The growth in a constant growth annuity that is attributable solely to the interest rate and not to the growth in the annuity payment.

    period of deferral

    The time segment of a deferred annuity where the single payment earns interest and no contributions are made to the investment.

    perpetuity

    A special type of annuity that has fixed, regular payments continuing indefinitely.

    residual value

    The projected value of an asset at the end of its lease term.

    zero growth annuity formula

    Any annuity formula where the growth rate is 0%. All formulas presented in Chapter 11 incorporate zero growth

    The Formulas You Need to Know

    Symbols Used

    \(∆\%\) = the constant growth rate per payment interval (percent change)

    \(CY\) = compounding frequency

    \(FV_{DUE}\) = future value of an annuity due

    \(FV_{ORD}\) = future value of an ordinary annuity

    \(i\) = periodic interest rate

    \(N\) = number of annuity payments

    \(PMT\) = annuity payment amount

    \(PV_{DUE}\) = present value of an annuity due

    \(PV_{ORD}\) = present value of an ordinary annuity

    \(PY\) = payment frequency

    Formulas Introduced

    Formula 12.1 Future Value of a Constant Growth Ordinary Annuity:

    \[FV_{ORD}=PMT(1+\Delta \%)^{N-1} \left [ \dfrac{\left [ \dfrac{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}}{1+\Delta \%} \right ]^N - 1}{\dfrac{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}}{1+\Delta \%}-1} \right ] \nonumber \]

    Formula 12.2 Future Value of a Constant Growth Annuity Due:

    \[FV_{DUE}=PMT(1+\Delta \%)^{N-1} \left [ \dfrac{\left [ \dfrac{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}}{1+\Delta \%} \right ]^N - 1}{\dfrac{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}}{1+\Delta \%}-1} \right ]\times (1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}} \nonumber \]

    Formula 12.3 Present Value of a Constant Growth Ordinary Annuity:

    \[PV_{ORD}=\dfrac{PMT}{1+\Delta \%} \left [ \dfrac{1 - \left [ \dfrac{1+\Delta \%}{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}} \right ]^N }{\dfrac{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}}{1+\Delta \%}-1} \right ]\times (1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}} \nonumber \]

    Formula 12.4 Present Value of a Constant Growth Annuity Due:

    \[PV_{DUE}=\dfrac{PMT}{1+\Delta \%} \left [ \dfrac{1 - \left [ \dfrac{1+\Delta \%}{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}} \right ]^N }{\dfrac{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}}{1+\Delta \%}-1} \right ]\times (1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}} \nonumber \]

    Formula 12.5 Ordinary Perpetuity Present Value:

    \[PV_{ORD}=\dfrac{PMT}{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}-1}} \nonumber \]

    Formula 12.6 Perpetuity Due Present Value:

    \[PV_{DUE}=PMT\left(\dfrac{1}{(1+i)^{\frac{CY}{PY}}-1}+1\right) \nonumber \]

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