Finance Pack

Calculates corporate and municipal bond investments based on $100, $1,000 or $10,000 par values. Computations include yield, price and accrued interest.

Calculates profitability. Breakeven is the point at which expenses equal revenues.

Calculates compound interest problems where payments are not the same from period to period. Computations include net present value (NPV), net future value (NFV), standard and modified internal rate of return (IRR and MIRR), net uniform series (NUS), profitability index and payback.

Determines the number of days between two dates.

Calculates depreciation problems using Straight-Line (SL), Sum of the Year's Digits (SOYD), Declining Balance (DB) or Declining Balance Crossover (DB x SL) method.

Compare (or convert) interest rates when two investments have different compounding periods. Normally, investments are stated in terms of annual, nominal interest rates. Use effective rates to compare investments.

Calculates product markups based on either price or cost.

Calculates percent change and compound annual growth rate (CAGR).

Calculates a portion of a total amount.

Also known as TVM or amortization, calculates compound interest problems where the payment is steady from period to period. Variables include present value, future value, payment, interest rate per year and periods.