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Mortgage Math

?What is PV of $1000 per month for 15 months plus $10,000 paid 15 months from now at 10% nominal annual interest?

$22,875 = $1,000 + L + $1,000 + $10,000

1 + .10 12

(1 + .10 12)15

(1 + .10 12)15

= (14.045)1000 + (0.8830)10000

= $14,045 + $8,830

= (PVIFA.00833,15)*PMT + (PVIF.00833,15)*FV

(With calculator set to pmts at "END" of periods, and P/YR=12...)

Mortgage Math Keys:

DCF Keys:

15----> N key

10----> I/YR key

10----> I/YR key

0 ----> CFj key

1000 ----> PMT key

1000----> CFj key

10000----> FV key

14 ----> Nj key

PV ----> -22,875

11000---->CFj key

NPV ----> 22,875

How the Calculator "Mortgage Math" Keys Work. . .

The five "mortgage math" keys on your calculator (N,I,PV,PMT,FV) solve:

0 = - PV

+

PMT 1+ r

+

PMT

(1 + r)2

+L+

PMT

(1 + r)N

FV +

(1 + r)N

or:0 = -PV + (PVIFAr,N)*PMT + (PVIFr,N)*FV

where: r = i / m,

where: i = Nominal annual interest rate

m = Number of payment periods per year (m?P/YR).

Example:

10%, 20-yr fully-amortizing mortgage with payments of $1000/month.

The calculator solves the following equation for PV:

0

=

-PV

1000 +

1.00833

+

1000

(1.00833)2

+L+

1000

(1.00833)240

+

0

(1.00833)240

The result is: PV = 103625.

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