hello community

can anybody teach me how to find how much will i have at the end of 5 years???

example:

I want to save $5000 at 4% per annum for 5 years. How to derive a formula
to find out how much will i have at the end of the 5th years.

thanks community for the assistance given
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oldLearner57

5,000 * 1.04^5

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Regards;
Rob
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"tikchye_oldLearner57" wrote in message
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hello community

can anybody teach me how to find how much will i have at the end of 5 years???

example:

I want to save $5000 at 4% per annum for 5 years. How to derive a formula
to find out how much will i have at the end of the 5th years.

thanks community for the assistance given
--
oldLearner57

RWN wrote:
"tikchye_oldLearner57" wrote:
can anybody teach me how to find how much will i have at the end of 5 years???
example:
I want to save $5000 at 4% per annum for 5 years. How to derive a formula
to find out how much will i have at the end of the 5th years.

5,000 * 1.04^5

Equivalently:

=fv(4%, 5, 0, -5000)

However, that assumes only annual compounding. That would be
appropriate if 4% is the APY. But if it is the nominal rate and if the
OP is talking about a savings account in the US, we might expect daily
compounding at the rate of 4%/365. In that case:

=fv(4%/365, 5*365, 0, -5000)

A difference of nearly $24 ;-).

thanks RWN for the solution, that was cool :)
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oldLearner57


"RWN" wrote:

5,000 * 1.04^5

--
Regards;
Rob
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"tikchye_oldLearner57" wrote in message
...
hello community

can anybody teach me how to find how much will i have at the end of 5 years???

example:

I want to save $5000 at 4% per annum for 5 years. How to derive a formula
to find out how much will i have at the end of the 5th years.

thanks community for the assistance given
--
oldLearner57

thanks joeu2004 :)
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oldLearner57


" wrote:


RWN wrote:
"tikchye_oldLearner57" wrote:
can anybody teach me how to find how much will i have at the end of 5 years???
example:
I want to save $5000 at 4% per annum for 5 years. How to derive a formula
to find out how much will i have at the end of the 5th years.

5,000 * 1.04^5

Equivalently:

=fv(4%, 5, 0, -5000)

However, that assumes only annual compounding. That would be
appropriate if 4% is the APY. But if it is the nominal rate and if the
OP is talking about a savings account in the US, we might expect daily
compounding at the rate of 4%/365. In that case:

=fv(4%/365, 5*365, 0, -5000)

A difference of nearly $24 ;-).