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Time Value of Money Calculations on the BA II Plus Calculator

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Great video, but there is an error in example 3 Since payments are made monthly while interest is compounded annually (ie payments are more frequent than interest), the annuity is nominal This problem cannot be solved using the calculator if P/Y isn't changed
Comment from : @joshuajonme48

Hi how to get the emulator
Comment from : @Samir-q5b1o

why did u divide 4 with 12?
Comment from : @narayanchauhan7541

Saved my life, thanks
Comment from : @braulioh863

This is very helpful! Thank you for creating this video
Comment from : @sjs129

Thanks a lot brobut i think there's something wrong you did in que 2 when I'm doing it on calc It's showing PV 59371 and yours is 59780
Comment from : @anantkaushal5667

Just bought one from Amazon for my freaking Financial management Mid-term
Comment from : @realABN

Omg thank you so much I was trying to learn to use the calculator while trying to solve these to understand for the exam and you took the time to save me from frustration, THANK YOU!😩
Comment from : @123meenasalih

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I'm taking financial management while in an MBA and this helped me so fast and easier than I'd think Thank you again 😊🙏🏽
Comment from : @TheKarver21

Great explanation Thanks
Comment from : @YokeeYang

Thank you very much, Sir
Comment from : @prabal_cy

You explained this better than the multiple CFA prep providers i've paid hundreds of dollars for, thank you!
Comment from : @gino20916

Hi, Joshua At 2:21, why is I/Y 033(4/12)? I suppose I should input annual rate in the I/Y section
Comment from : @rayzhang4758

Thank you very much, brother You give excellent information
Comment from : @oneilpantonstayingfresheve7065

thank you for the lear explanationyou have a new subscriber
Comment from : @majithabanu1308

Hey thanks! Studying for exam FM and i was wondering why enter wasn't changing my worksheet values haha
Comment from : @Eduardo-cr8ri

Thanks!
Comment from : @erickrodriguez2813

I Love your videos and you reply to emails on time thank you so much for your help I always use your videos for my homeworks Thank You
Comment from : @al3yoonalsood38

@joshemmanuel for example 5, why is PV negative? is it always negative when calculating for i/y? If the 25,000 is in his bank account and it's growing to 32,000 i'm not understanding why it's an outflow
Comment from : @michaelheda2563

Thanks so much
Comment from : @tresornlend636

Why I always get error
Comment from : @angrybird7514

Thank you for the video You explain it very thoroughly I learned extensively from this video more than my college professor explained it Thank you!!
Comment from : @patriciapvn

Best tutorial on this topic ever!! Thank you I was struggling
Comment from : @divinityx2011

thanks a lot! Great help!
Comment from : @dawnnicca5027

For some reason my calculator spewed different results, I reset my calculator before the tutorial and did exactly as he did
Comment from : @ethanwarner1963

I don't understand why but my calculator gives me the completely wrong answers For ex1 my CPT PMT was -2,7794540 instead of your answer How do I fix this ?
Comment from : @Gumboy-os8ke

You are a great teacher I didn’t understand any of my college instructions but I understood yours Thank you
Comment from : @reginaldhardaway2596

I got -2,99238 as the payment despite following your video step by step, I do not know what is causing thisbrbrUpdate: I resolved my issue by resetting my ba 2 plus using : 2nd; reset, enter After which I got the correct answer
Comment from : @kristoffbailey1388

This is a great tutorial explaining with button presses exactly how to do basic computations with the BAIIPlus
Comment from : @CurvyMeli

When solving for payment, my output is 284819 even though my input are the same as yours Why is this the case?
Comment from : @rosalindaxiong6493

Hi, for example 1 for PMT i'm getting - 2992 despite i'm following all the steps I believe the issue comes from the setting of my calculator Could you please help? Thank you so much
Comment from : @aveeshnaramchurn1155

Right answer in problem 3 is:$154531,76
Comment from : @batracio2

Thank you!
Comment from : @conniesettles961

6:23 find N
Comment from : @davids1051

simple and neat thank you
Comment from : @selamawitgebregziabher5917

Dope tutorial’s Joshua!
Comment from : @SanDiegoBiz

super useful, thanks!
Comment from : @dorhinj23

Great video thank you!
Comment from : @EliBartEliBart

Thank you Joshua for explaining in such an easy & clear way
Comment from : @praveenswaroop

Awesome video! I tried following a different one and I think that presenter just wants to be a YouTube star This was super helpful Thank you!
Comment from : @kevintanyagiles6297

much appreciate ♡♡♡
Comment from : @tessabio679

best tutorial on the BA II so far Thank you so much for posting
Comment from : @aislyngarbs4341

nice the video it's very helpful
Comment from : @yafanglou8157

Found it
Comment from : @ginorobert5206

Hi Josh, I'm using the exact same Calculator and can't come to the same results as you Weird
Comment from : @ginorobert5206

so for 3 FV is actually 101,65153?
Comment from : @neil_sol

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! My professor took the time to mention he downloaded the app on his phone for this calculator but failed to show us how to use it! Well that was pointless of him
Comment from : @ericai8356

Oh gosh! Are you tutoring?! I need your help 😭
Comment from : @feLdct

amazing video thank you
Comment from : @MaazUnfiltered

how do you change the amount of decimal places the calculator rounds to? I need it to be 4 instead of 2 decimal places
Comment from : @zachg4025

HIGHLY INFORMATIVE FOR BASIC
Comment from : @anmolnagar5333

Thank you for posting this video Joshua This simplified calculations for FVM for me
Comment from : @robertkay9349

This is amazing I spent hours watching my instructor's online lectures on this, and was banging my head against the wall trying to understand this It was hopeless You explained it in very simple terms in less than 10 minutes, and now I actually stand a chance on my upcoming exam I cannot thank you enough
Comment from : @GavinVox68

For example 5, why is the 25,000 PV considered an outflow?
Comment from : @joetropolis

Very clear explanation, thank you so much!
Comment from : @Equity_Research_Miguel_Garza

great video, thanks so much for the help
Comment from : @14lamnc1

josh my man, thank u
Comment from : @tristantrivino6546

You are a savior Thanks for your wonderful tutorial
Comment from : @sanghamitradhara8330

SuperbYou made my life easier Thanks
Comment from : @Cobitheanimalexpert

Thank you so much this really helped
Comment from : @ratankaur856

May I ask how to get the emulator I tried to submit to form on Texas site but fail to do so
Comment from : @quocphantruong

Thank you
Comment from : @MyNEKROSIS

i signed into my account to give you a like
Comment from : @zavankan4796

👍🏼
Comment from : @ramandeepsinghsaini1579

thanks
Comment from : @Weezy420

This is awesome! Thanks
Comment from : @jinruong8049

Thanks a bunch<3
Comment from : @danasim4357

why do I get an slightly different answer in every calculation?
Comment from : @99kobebriant

thank youuu
Comment from : @laensugi1

You’re a life saver I’m my finance course my professor was teaching us how to use the financial calculator and she was way too fast So I YouTubed it abd man you’re literally a life saver
Comment from : @lucidxchrist2133

That was really helpful! Quality content
Comment from : @barzhikevil6873

This video makes my instructor look like garbage
Comment from : @TheUltragameable

In Example 1, why is the interest rate (4 compounded monthly) must be divided by 12?
Comment from : @alifadzlan8676

Really helpful to me Thank you
Comment from : @ChiTran-ci2sg

For example 3 the answer 122000
Comment from : @khalidaljaberi341

This is class You made everything so simple and easy to learn You sir are a legend
Comment from : @kiddyentrepreneurshowtotut6085

Many many thanksFirst time I am using my calculatorUr examples are so clear and easy to understand
Comment from : @alisabiq

Great video Joshua gets straight to the point, and works through practical examples Very well done!
Comment from : @shellyparker3881

It's really helpful, thanks a lot!
Comment from : @leonchen650

I'm confused, for the first example I thought N will be 54 equivalent to months, isn't N period of monthly payment?
Comment from : @reemhaf7804

Great video!brCan you explain why you did not change p/y and c/y to 12 in example 4 (Steven credit card debt) Thanks
Comment from : @fasihasukhram2389