Time Value of Money
Companion workbook: Simple Interest
Try the practice scenarios →Eleven chapters. One goal: understand how to analyze the financial decisions you will face.
Start with time value of money and compound interest, then apply those foundations to borrowing, major purchases, family finances, and retirement.
Companion workbook: Simple Interest
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Simple vs. Compound Interest
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: APY Calculation, Credit Card Payment
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Lexus vs. Toyota
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Picking a Career, PV of Future Earnings
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Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Benefits of Tax Deferral, Impact of Management Fees, Roth vs. Non-Roth Account
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Amortizing Loan, Adjustable Rate Mortgage, Interest Only Loan, Cost of Home Ownership, 15 vs. 30 Year Loan, Extra Mortgage Payment, Opportunity Cost of 15 Yr Loan, Refinance after 5 Yrs
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Opportunity Cost of Kids, Kids Financial Obligation
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Replacement of Future Earnings, Spouse Living Expenses, Needs Based Insurance
Try the practice scenarios →Companion workbook: Retirement Income Estimator, Retirement Portfolio Estimator, Future Value of Investment
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