Bonds Effective Interest Method - Discount

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I am taking Intermediate Accounting right now and you explain this very well and it clears it up for me. My professor has explained it, but doesn't take the time to go through it as well as you. Thank you!

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so helpful, way better than how my professor explains it

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Very well explained! Thanks a lot!

[@SeeTohWaiKay]

Is anyone able to explain why for the 10,000 you use the PV of annuity and for the 100,000 you use the PV of a single amount?

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Very helpful videos. Thank you!

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Thank you You helped me so much

[@jameswillis5296]

1:00 Isn't this company 'buying' a bond which causes them to have debt? Selling a bond would give you a receivable, or am I mistaken

[@sohandandekar8976]

Which book are you using?

[@waqasahmad6111]

sir which formula you used for calculating discount factor . we use ( 1+12%)^N

[@SeeTohWaiKay]

Assuming a company issued a bond with the same scenario as the video, will the company really receive $92,923 at the start of the bond issue? Meaning the company is telling the buyer of the bond to give it $92,923 for a $100,000 bond at the start. Am I correct?

[@1weirddoe571]

Is this same as "constant yield" method?

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[@jamex4189]

What if I don't have a pv table?

[@cypeters1]

great stuff, just hard to see the board...other than that you have a great way of explaining, thank you.

[@alial-qasim2453]

At the discount example? isn't it supposed to be that (contact value)*(contract rate%10) and (market value)*(market rate%12)

[@youssefhenien7959]

how did he get the value of 3.0373? I still dont get it, if anyone can explain it, it'd be very much appreciated!

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www.investopedia.com/terms/p/present-value-annuity.asp www.investopedia.com/terms/p/presentvalue.asp

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[@jeffimas4559]

Has anyone seen a problem like this? A municipal bond has a face value of $1000. interest of $35 is paid every 6 months. The bond has a life of 10 years. What is the effective rate of interest on the bond? is this rate adjusted for inflation? What is the municipal government's cost of capital for the for this bond? Estimate the rate, considering all levels of government. The book is: Engineering Economic Analysis 13th ed I cannot for the love of me figure out how to attack this problem. can't even find a solution for it on chegg. Smh.

[@NiNi-jk6np]

There is a small mistake in your video. Beginning total Amount Discount 6,077 - 1st year-end discount amount 1,271 = 4,806 not 4,807!! But using the right amount 4,807 leads to a ending amount discount to 4 rather than 0.

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Thank you