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How to compute a future value if the given is only the interest rate, periods per year and the present value?

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How to compute the payments per period?

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  1. The formula for Future Value is :

    FV = P x (1 = i)^n

    where P = principal or present value

    i = interest rate

    n = no. of periods

    If you have everything except FV, you can easily solve for FV


  2. I assume that you are using a financial calculator.  If you are, payments per year are 0.  Just enter:

    Present Value:  Whatever it is.

    Periods per Year:  1

    Interest (per year):  whatever is given.

    Then compute for future value.  Remember to set the calculator at "beginning" (that you will be making the single payment at the beginning of the period).

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