it's about time
Present Value
Future Value
it's 'interesting'
bid to Uncle Sam
100

This is the 'approximate' time in days from March 19, 2016 to December 26, 2016.

277 days

100

The amount I need to invest today into an account paying 5% simple interest so that I will have $5,000 in this account in 4 years.

$4,166.67

100

What does TVM stand for in finance?

Time Value of Money

100

If I invest $1000 for 1 year and 'earn' $50 on my investment, what is my annual rate of return?

5%

100

If I bid 87 on a $1,000,000 treasury bill, how much am i agreeing to pay for the T-Bill?

$870,000

200

This is the exact time in days from March 19, 2016 to December 26, 2016.

282

200

In 4 years, Sally will need $30,000 for her first year of college. If she places all the money she now owns, a total of $20,000 into an account paying 6.25%. She will still need to borrow this amount when she starts college.

$5,000

200

What is called when you start with the future value and move backwards in time?

Discounting

200

If you are charged $20 to borrow $200 for 1 month, what is the annual percentage interest rate?

120%

200

If you buy a  1 year treasury bill with a face value of $100,000 at a bid of 80, what is your rate of return?

20%

300

The number of year, rounding to 3 decimal places, from March 19, 2016 to December 26, 2016 using ''Bankers Rule'.

0.786 years

300

The 4th Bank of Belton is charging 7% on an unsecured loan. Marry owes $21,000 on December 1, 2004 but decides to pay off the loan early on February 1, 2004. She owe this amount.

$19,004.52

300

If you could invest money at an annul rate of 10% would you rather have $500 now or $550 in 9 months?

$550 in 9 months

300

if you are charged $1 to borrow $10 for 1 day, what is the implied annual interest rate (using the Bankers Rule)?

36%

300

If you buy a 180 day $500,000 treasury bill but then sell it to a third party after 90 days who demands a 12% rate of return, how much will you sell the t-bill for? Round your answer to the nearest penny.

$485,436.89

400

The length of time in years, required for an investment of $1,000 growing at a simple interest rate of 10% to double in value.

10 years

400

Larry is leasing land for his soccer club and incurred debts of $6,000 due on 8/1/03 and $4,000 due on 10/2/03. On 6/15/03 Larry has this amount of cash to pay off both debts. 

$9,872.31

400

Which investment results in more money in 1 year: $5000 growing at 8% or $7000 growing at 6%?

$7000 growing at 6%

400

Why would someone be charged a higher interest rate for the same loan? (same amount and same time)

Higher risk of default or lower credit score.

400

Which investment pays a higher rate of return

A 180 day bond that pays 8% APR or a 180 day bond bought with a bid of 92?

180 day bond bought with a bid of 92

500

The length of time in days (using the usual Bankers Rule) required for an investment of $1,000 to grow to a value of $1,075.

270 days

500

No Worry Furniture Finance Corporation has offered you two ways to buy their beautiful lounge set. The first option is to pay $3,000 now in cash. Option two is to pay $3,200 in 6 months. You have a bank account where you can get 18% simple interest. This is the option you choose and the amount you save in cash. (cash always means present value)

Pay in 6 months and save $64.22

500

If after cleaning your attic your found a bond bought on 1 September 1923 for $1,000 and paying 8% how much would it be worth on 1 September 2023?

$9000

500

What is an "excessive" interest called?

usury 

500

If you bought a one year bond with a bid of 80 what would be your rate of return?

25%