Show Me the MoneyThe concept of Time Value of Money (TVM) is that a clam in ones hand is more valuable than receiving that same buck in the future because of the potential earnings of the funds in ones possession when invested properly (University of Phoenix, 2007). TVM has factors that can assist in determine whether money should be held on, invested or spend. This paper will localize the factors that include prospect cost, quest commit, compounding, present value and future value, and their impact on TVM. This paper will also come up to how annuities and Rule 72 affect TVM problems and investment outcomes.
Impact on Opportunity CostOpportunity cost is the cost of given something up or forfeited to get something else (Opportunity Cost, n.d.). A company?s gross sales and gross margins are important to its success but its cash decrease investments are also important. TVM is evident in opportunity cost when a company evaluates future investments of its cash flow with a desired result of increasing the value of its underway funds at the time the maturity or village of the investment. These cash flow investments must be carefully analyze if an investment is worth the risk because a poor end may tie up an organization?s money or worse its cash flow may be put at risk.
Impact of use up Rates and CompoundingInterest rate is the either cost or return state as a percent of the borrowed or invested money per specified period, typically one year (Interest, n.d.).
?Compound interest is calculated all(prenominal) period on the original principal and all interest accumulated during past periods. Although the interest may be stated as a yearly rate, the compounding periods can be yearly, semiannually, quarterly, or even continuously.? (Interest, n.d, found in the Compound Interest section, para 1). In simple terms, compound interest...
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