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Thank you so much! I watched several videos before finding this one and now I finally understand how to work the problems using the tables. Very clear and thorough presentation.
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Hey awesome video! You made this concept easily understandable. Could you explain when you would use the table for the future annuity of 1 instead of the present value of an annuity like in this video? I never know which table to look in. But anyways thanks again you really helped me.
Danny, I was unable to reply to your comment based on your settings but I did want to answer your question. The future value tables are used when you want to know what something will be worth in the future. For example, if you put $6,000 in an IRA today, you would use the future value tables to determine how much that account would be worth in 5, 10 or 20 years. The future value of an annuity tables would be used if you put $6,000 into an IRA every year for 20 years. The present value tables are used when you know what you will receive in the future and you want to know how much that is worth today. With a bond, we know we will receive a certain amount of money in the future when the bond is repaid. The present value tables tell us how much that payment we will receive in the future is worth today. I hope that answers you question.
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You are an amazing teacher, thank god I found your video! My professor needs to watch your video 20 times before our next class so he will at least be better in teaching.
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omg i love you no joke my teacher , skipped this problems in class because she said she doesn't do " G" problems at all , and i literally spent 1 whole day trying to solve this problem , but you explained so clearly and step by step and i got all my homework done with the right answers ,, thank you so much ^.^
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Hey awesome video! You made this concept easily understandable. Could you explain when you would use the table for the future annuity of 1 instead of the present value of an annuity like in this video? I never know which table to look in. But anyways thanks again you really helped me.
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Danny,
I was unable to reply to your comment based on your settings but I did want to answer your question.
The future value tables are used when you want to know what something will be worth in the future. For example, if you put $6,000 in an IRA today, you would use the future value tables to determine how much that account would be worth in 5, 10 or 20 years. The future value of an annuity tables would be used if you put $6,000 into an IRA every year for 20 years.
The present value tables are used when you know what you will receive in the future and you want to know how much that is worth today. With a bond, we know we will receive a certain amount of money in the future when the bond is repaid. The present value tables tell us how much that payment we will receive in the future is worth today.
I hope that answers you question.
Yes that makes sense. Thank you!
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Hi, thanks for vid. I was wondering how you know to use an ordinary annuity when there are no dates given? Thanks
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