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Personal Finance: Another Perspective

Personal Finance: Another Perspective. Classroom Slides: The Auto Decision: Updated 2014-01-28. Objectives. Understand the principles of effective car ownership Understand key issues of car ownership C. Understand how to buy or lease a new vehicle and the lease versus buy decision

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Personal Finance: Another Perspective

Personal Finance: Another Perspective. The Auto Decision: Understanding Buying versus Leasing Updated 1/25/2012. Objectives. Understand how a car fits into your financial plan Understand key issues of car ownership

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Personal Finance: Another Perspective

Personal Finance: Another Perspective. The Auto Decision. Objectives. Understand how a car fits into your financial plan Understand key issues of car ownership C. Understand how to buy or lease a new vehicle and the lease versus buy decision D. Understand how to buy a used car.

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Personal Finance: Another Perspective

Personal Finance: Another Perspective. The Auto Decision. Objectives. Understand how a car fits into your financial plan Understand key issues of car ownership C. Understand how to buy or lease a new vehicle and the lease versus buy decision D. Understand how to buy a used car.

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Personal Finance: a Gospel Perspective

Personal Finance: a Gospel Perspective. The Auto Decision. Objectives. Understand how a car fits into your financial plan Understand key issues of car ownership C. Understand how to buy or lease a new vehicle and the lease versus buy decision D. Understand how to buy a used car.

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In this chapter

Aaron Patzer Makes A Mint With His Financial Website. He turned his irritation into software that clicks. Feb 23, 2011 - IBD. In this chapter. Techniques for comparing two or more alternatives using the present worth method are presented. Several extensions to PW analysis are covered

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Proposed capital projects can be evaluated in several ways.

The objective of Chapter 5 is to discuss and critique contemporary methods for determining project profitability. Proposed capital projects can be evaluated in several ways. Present worth (PW) Future worth (FW) Annual worth (AW) Internal rate of return (IRR) External rate of return (ERR)

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MER 439 Design of Thermal Fluid Systems Engineering Economics 3. Comparing Alternatives

MER 439 Design of Thermal Fluid Systems Engineering Economics 3. Comparing Alternatives Professor Wilk Winter 2007. Choosing Between Alternatives. 5 Methods (that we will cover) (1) Present Worth Method (2) Annual Cost Method (3) Capitalized Cost Method

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ENGG 401 X2 Fundamentals of Engineering Management Spring 2008 Chapter 7: Present Worth Analysis

ENGG 401 X2 Fundamentals of Engineering Management Spring 2008 Chapter 7: Present Worth Analysis Dave Ludwick Dept. of Mechanical Engineering University of Alberta http://members.shaw.ca/dave_ludwick/. Present Worth.

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Benefit Cost Analysis

Benefit Cost Analysis. Typically used for public projects The goal is to determine if benefits exceed costs: Benefit / Cost Ratio > 1 The goal is NOT to maximize B/C Ratio. Interest rates used are typically lower than those used by businesses. Typically 4% - 8% (6.5% is typical)

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Perpetuity (Capitalized Cost)

Perpetuity (Capitalized Cost). Occasionally, donors sponsor perpetual awards or programs by a lump sum of money earning interest. The interest earned each period (A) equals the funds necessary to pay for the ongoing award or program. The relationship is A = P( i )

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Perpetuity (Capitalized Cost)

Perpetuity (Capitalized Cost). Occasionally, donors sponsor perpetual awards or programs by a lump sum of money earning interest. The interest earned each period (A) equals the funds necessary to pay for the ongoing award or program. The relationship is A = P( i )

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