Annuity Formula
The yearly interest rate is represented by the decimal r. The number of compounding periods in a calendar year is k.
Annuity versus perpetuity
Calculating Effective Annual Rates.
Formula. C is the cash flow per period, I is the interest rate, and n is the frequency of payments. The present value of an annuity is equal to C(1(1+i)(n)))/i.
Annuity with a tax benefit.
The equation A = P(1 + rt) is ultimately used to determine the interest rate in a regular annuity.
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