Calculate discount factors for present value calculations.
Calculate discount factors for present value calculations and investment analysis.
| Period | Discount Factor | Present Value of $1 | Cumulative PV |
|---|---|---|---|
A discount factor is the factor by which a future cash flow must be multiplied to obtain its present value. It represents the value today of $1 received in the future.
More frequent compounding reduces the discount factor (increases present value) because interest compounds more often, leading to higher effective rates.
A discount factor of 0.826 means that $1 received in the future is worth $0.826 today, given the discount rate and time period.
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