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What is the 'time value of money?
The time value of money or TMV clarified that you could bring in a profit and get
more prominent cash in the event that you put resources into now instead of later or as
such, this is the possibility that cash that is accessible right now is worth more than a
similar sum later on, because of its latent capacity procuring limit. It is the guideline of
the estimation of cash that was being contributed throughout some stretch of time with a
particular loan cost, which can be acquired after the maturity date expires, it is
additionally utilized to direct the investors looking at another choices of investments
offered by which gets a better yield.
In more straightforward terms, it is protected to state that a peso was worth more
yesterday than today and a peso today is worth in excess of a peso tomorrow.
Time value of money is defines as a concept which states that purchasing power
of money differs with the passage of time. How you are going to give and to receive the
money is also matters, which are why we need to consider always the future and the
present value of money’s.
This video examines the contrast between present value and future value of
money. The idea called the "time value of money" accepts that people face either an
expansion in costs in the economy over the long haul as a inflation rate, for example, a
4% yearly inflation rate, or an occasion to place their reserve funds in a venture account
offering a loan fee, for example, 5% every year. Thusly, under the "time value of money"
idea, you can see that 1,000 pesos that you can get in a long time from today doesn't
have a similar incentive as 1000 pesos today. Truth be told, it will have a lesser worth
today. Similarly, on the off chance that you get 1,000 pesos today and have the
occasion to place this cash in a venture account procuring 5% every year, in two years
you will have more than 1,000 pesos.
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“Financial Statement Analysis”
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CFA Level 1 Financial Reporting and Analysis Reading 21 LO1 and LO2