Formulae are presented in greater detail at time value of money.

In the formula below, i is the effective interest rate per period. FV and PV
represent the future and present value of a sum. n represents the number of
periods.

These are the most basic formula:


The above calculates the future value (FV) of an investment's present value
(PV) accruing at a fixed interest rate (i) for n periods.


The above calculates what present value (PV) would be needed to produce a
certain future value (FV) if interest (i) accrues for n periods.


The above calculates the compound interest rate achieved if an initial
investment of PV returns a value of FV after n accrual periods.


The above formula calculates the number of periods required to get FV given
the PV and the interest rate (i). The log function can be in any base, e.g.
natural log (ln)

[edit] Compound
Formula for calculating compound interest:




"Caz H" wrote:

Hi All
Does anyone know the formula to calculate the annual turnover rate based on
a current quarterly percentage???

Thanks

Caz