06-17-2019, 12:53 PM
FVIF is a factor which can be used to calculate the future value
of a series of annuities. The FVIF calculation formula is as following.
This formula was adapted from the program example in Casio CF-200 manual.
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Procedure:
For each new problem f [FIN] f [PRGM]
Interest Rate [R/S] display Interest
Terms (Year) [R/S] display FVIF answer
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Example:
You buy a 6 year, 8% CD for $1,000. Interest is compounded annually.
How much is it worth maturity?
f [FIN] f [PRGM] FIX 2
8 [R/S] display 8.00
6 [R/S] display 1.59
1000 [x] display 1586.87
Answer: Future Value = $1,587
This can be solve quickly using TVM
6 [n] 8 [i] 1000 [CHS] [FV] display 1586.87
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Program:
FVIF table:
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of a series of annuities. The FVIF calculation formula is as following.
This formula was adapted from the program example in Casio CF-200 manual.
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Procedure:
For each new problem f [FIN] f [PRGM]
Interest Rate [R/S] display Interest
Terms (Year) [R/S] display FVIF answer
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Example:
You buy a 6 year, 8% CD for $1,000. Interest is compounded annually.
How much is it worth maturity?
f [FIN] f [PRGM] FIX 2
8 [R/S] display 8.00
6 [R/S] display 1.59
1000 [x] display 1586.87
Answer: Future Value = $1,587
This can be solve quickly using TVM
6 [n] 8 [i] 1000 [CHS] [FV] display 1586.87
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Program:
Code:
01 [i]
02 R/S
03 [n]
04 1
05 CHS
06 [PV]
07 [FV]
08 GTO 02FVIF table:
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