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.The number 94.89 (in [iFffl FAH El format) should be showing in your display. As long as you stay in FIN mode, SIMPLE INTEREST the numbers in all the active registers will be preserved, There are two types of interest, simple and compound. F even when you turn off the calculator. Those numbers will Compound interest is the most common of the two in these only change when you change them by storing or modern times, and it is the type of interest that the EL-733A calculating a new number in that register or if you clear financial functions are designed around. Simple interest is those registers by pressing I2ndFl . rare, and it is not complicated mathematically, so there is But storing and recalling is not the main subject of interest no need for special functions on the calculator to handle it. here. Now that you have the basic picture of FIN mode down, let's look at a fine discussion on the basics of... Because simple interest is rarely used ahymore (except perhaps on personal loans from relatives and other special situations), it is not a big subject in this book. However, simple interest is closely related to compound interest, and Financial Calculations it is definitely worthwhile to spend a few moments for a brief examination of simple interest. A financial calculation is, in general, a calculation that involves money and time. Money accumulates interest as time passes, and, given some known situation, it is your job (along with our EL-733A) to determine the unknowns that may arise. If you were to borrow $11000 for three years at 15% simple interest, at the end of those three years you would be responsible for paying back $1'150 (150 is 15% of 1000). Generally, simple interest is not very time dependent. The term and the amount of interest are negotiated and set at The EL-733A is equipped to calculate any unknown value that the beginning of the contract. arises, provided it is correctly supplied with the knowns. Whether you want to calculate a mortgage payment or But simple interest is not very flexible. What if one year rai analyze an investment with irregular cash-flows, the down the road you wanted to pay back $250 of that $1000 EL-733A has all the tools you need to do the calculation. loan? Shouldn't that reduce the amount of interest you are responsible for paying? Well, if you start making Ensuring that you are using the tools simply and correctly is the goal of the explanation in the remainder of this chapter. accommodations for things like early payments, you are introducing a time dependence. The amount of interest you owe depends on the amount of time you hold the money. At that point, you are getting close to defining compound, First, take a little time to look over the background interest. information that follows. There are as many different II financial languages as there are financial fields. So, this background information simplifies the financial language HOW COMPOUND INIEREST WORKS iti and some of the financial concepts down to pictures and the simple terms (abbreviations) that are printed on the face of the EL-733A. Compound interest is interest that accumulates at a predefined rate on a periodic basis. If you deposit some money in a passbook savings account at a bank, chances 34 .35

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.The
number
94.89
(in
[iFffl
FAH
El
format)
should
be
showing
in
your
display.
As
long
as
you
stay
in
FIN
mode,
the
numbers
in
all
the
active
registers
will
be
preserved,
even
when
you
turn
off
the
calculator.
Those
numbers
will
only
change
when
you
change
them
by
storing
or
calculating
a
new
number
in
that
register
or
if
you
clear
those
registers
by
pressing
I2ndFl
.
But
storing
and
recalling
is
not
the
main
subject
of
interest
here.
Now
that
you
have
the
basic
picture
of
FIN
mode
down,
let's
look
at
a
fine
discussion
on
the
basics
of...
Financial
Calculations
A
fi
nancial
calculation
is,
in
general,
a
calculation
that
involves
money
and
time.
Money
accumulates
interest
as
time
passes,
and,
given
some
known
situation,
it
is
your
job
(along
with
our
EL
-733A)
to
determine
the
unknowns
that
may
arise.
The
EL
-733A
is
equipped
to
calculate
any
unknown
value
that
arises,
provided
it
is
correctly
supplied
with
the
knowns.
Whether
you
want
to
calculate
a
mortgage
payment
or
analyze
an
investment
with
irregular
cash
-flows,
the
EL
-733A
has
all
the
tools
you
need
to
do
the
calculation.
Ensuring
that
you
are
using
the
tools
simply
and
correctly
is
the
goal
of
the
explanation
in
the
remainder
of
this
chapter.
First,
take
a
little
time
to
look
over
the
background
information
that
follows.
There
are
as
many
different
financial
languages
as
there
are
fi
nancial
fi
elds.
So,
this
background
information
simplifies
the
financial
language
and
some
of
the
fi
nancial
concepts
down
to
pictures
and
the
simple
terms
(abbreviations)
that
are
printed
on
the
face
of
the
EL
-733A.
34
SIMPLE
INTEREST
There
are
two
types
of
interest,
simple
and
compound.
Compound
interest
is
the
most
common
of
the
two
in
these
modern
times,
and
it
is
the
type
of
interest
that
the
EL
-733A
fi
nancial
functions
are
designed
around.
Simple
interest
is
rare,
and
it
is
not
complicated
mathematically,
so
there
is
no
need
for
special
functions
on
the
calculator
to
handle
it.
Because
simple
interest
is
rarely
used
ahymore
(except
perhaps
on
personal
loans
from
relatives
and
other
special
situations),
it
is
not
a
big
subject
in
this
book.
However,
simple
interest
is
closely
related
to
compound
interest,
and
it
is
definitely
worthwhile
to
spend
a
few
moments
for
a
brief
examination
of
simple
interest.
If
you
were
to
borrow
$1
1
000
for
three
years
at
15%
simple
interest,
at
the
end
of
those
three
years
you
would
be
responsible
for
paying
back
$1'150
(150
is
15%
of
1000).
Generally,
simple
interest
is
not
very
time
dependent.
The
term
and
the
amount
of
interest
are
negotiated
and
set
at
the
beginning
of
the
contract.
But
simple
interest
is
not
very
flexible.
What
if
one
year
down
the
road
you
wanted
to
pay
back
$250
of
that
$1000
loan?
Shouldn't
that
reduce
the
amount
of
interest
you
are
responsible
for
paying?
Well,
if
you
start
making
accommodations
for
things
like
early
payments,
you
are
introducing
a
time
dependence.
The
amount
of
interest
you
owe
depends
on
the
amount
of
time
you
hold
the
money.
At
that
point,
you
are
getting
close
to
defining
compound,
interest.
HOW
COMPOUND
INIEREST
WORKS
Compound
interest
is
interest
that
accumulates
at
a
predefined
rate
on
a
periodic
basis.
If
you
deposit
some
money
in
a
passbook
savings
account
at
a
bank,
chances
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