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On the basis of an investment amount and a number of periodic
inpayments and outpayments, you can get the net cash flow (NPV) and the
internal rate of return (IRR). The IRR is the interest rate of an
investment after a certain period. So you can find out, whether it is
worthwhile to finance an investment with a loan or mortgage. The net
cash flow (NPV) can also be calculated for an alternative interest rate.
The number of rates: Enter the duration of the investment (usually) in years. Investment sum: Enter the initial costs (investment sum). Periodic costs: Enter the value of the periodic costs. Periodic proceeds: Enter the value of periodic proceeds. Direct input of the payment streams: If
there are payment streams of various hight present in the course of the
investment period, these have to be enter directly in the net cash-flow
table. Alternative interest rate: If
you would like to know what the net cash-flow of a given payment and
yield row would look like with an alternative interest rate, enter the
alternative interest rate and compute the net cash-flow table again. At
the end of the running time a positive or a negative residual value is
calculated. Compute: Click
on "Compute", in order to calculate the profitability of the
investment. The internal yield interest rate and the net cash-flow
table are going to be computed. The table "Net Cash-Flow": The result of the computations is the table "Net Cash-Flow". |
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