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Created by Edilyadiel Gonzalez
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Question | Answer |
Promissory Note | Written promise to pay a sum on a future date. |
Face Value (Principal) | Principal amount borrowed. |
Term | Time length of the loan. |
Maturity Date | Date principal + interest are due. |
Interest-Bearing Note | States an interest rate. |
Non-Interest-Bearing Note | No interest; repay only face value. |
Simple Discount Note | Interest deducted in advance. |
Bank Discount | Interest deducted by bank. Formula: FV × Rate × Time. |
Proceeds | Amount received after discount. Formula: MV – Bank Discount. |
Maturity Value | Total due at end of loan. |
Effective Rate | True cost of borrowing; higher than stated rate. |
Treasury Bill (T-Bill) | Short-term government debt sold at discount. |
Discounting Process | Selling a note to bank before maturity. |
Compound Interest | Interest on principal + past interest. |
Future Value (FV) | Final amount at end of periods |
Present Value (PV | Value today of future money. |
Compounding | Periodic calculation of interest. |
Nominal Rate | Stated interest rate. |
APY (Effective Rate) | Real yearly rate with compounding |
Number of Periods (N) | Years × compounding per year |
Rate per Period (R | Annual rate ÷ compounding times. |
Compound Amount | FV from multiplying principal × table factor. |
Table Lookup | Using tables to find FV or PV. |
Truth in Savings Law | Requires banks to show APY. |
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