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cash flow direction in which money flows either to or from the user



negative cash flow money that's flowing from the user



positive cash flow money that's flowing to user



rate interest rate per period



Nper total number of payment periods



Pv present value of loan/investment



Fv future value of loan/investment at a future date



type specifies whether payments are made at the end of each period or at beginning



PMT used to calculate the payment per period based on a specific interest rate and term



rate function used to calculate the interest rate per period for an investment or loan, given
that you know the present value of the loan, payment amount and number of payment periods



NPER used to calculate the number of payment periods for an investment or loan if you
know the loan amount, interest rate and payment amount



PPMT used to calculate the principal portion of a payment

, IPMT used to calculate the interest portion of a payment



CUMIMPT used to calculate the cumulative amount of interest paid over a specific number
of periods



CUMPRINC used to calculate the cumulative amount of principal paid over a specific number
of periods



bonds _________ typically have a fixed interest rate



face value how much the bondholder will receive at maturity



maturity length of time before the par value is paid to the bondholder



coupon interest rate the bond pays



yield amount of annual interest expressed as a percentage of par value and determines how
much investors will receive on their investment



PV used to calculate the present and current value of a series of future payments on an
investment assuming all future payments are equal



FV used to calculate the value of an investment with a fixed interest rate and term, as well
as present or current value of a series of future payments on an investment



NPV calculate the value of an investment by analyzing a series of future incoming and
outgoing cash flows that are expected to occur over the life of the investment

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