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CALCULATING THE EFFECTIVE INTEREST RATE © effective.doc Written by Professor Gregory M. Burbage, MBA, CPA, CMA, CFM Please observe all copyright laws The formula shown below will approximate the effective annual yield (interest rate) of an investment/debt where there are periodic receipts/payments of interest and a final lump-sum receipt/payment where the initial amount invested/borrowed isn’t equal to the final lump-sum receipt/payment. Y = [ I + ( P – M) / N ] / ( P + M ) / 2 Where: Y = Effective annual yield (rate) N = Number of periods of compounding in total M = Amount paid/received at date of purchase/sale P = Face/Maturity value (final lump-sum payment) I = Amount of income received/paid per compounding period A good application of this formula would be an investment/sale of a bond where the nominal (stated) interest rate is higher, or lower, than the effective (market) rate on the date of purchase/sale. Required information: (1) periodic interest receipts/payments, (2) initial investment/sales amount, and (3) final lump-sum receipt/payment (maturity value). Knowledge of the nominal (stated) interest rate is not required. An example: A 5-year bond with a maturity value of $100,000.00, a stated annual interest rate of 5.000% with annual interest payments of $5,000.00 (5% x $100,000.00) is sold to yield a 6.000% effective rate. The initial amount of cash changing hands (present value) on the sales date would be $95,787.63 as determined by using present value tables. [($100,000.00 * 0 + ($5,000.00 * 4] = $95,787.63. The amortization schedule shown below provides proof of the accuracy of the present value. Calculation of the effective interest rate using the formula: Y = [