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Use this calculator to determine Net Present Value of a series of cash flows. Cash flows can be of any regular frequency such as annual, semi annual, quarterly or monthly. Select cash flow frequency, enter desired discount rate, enter future projected cash flows of the investment and click Calculate NPV to obtain NPV of the cash flows.

Cash flows frequency
Discount Rate		% p.a. * Invalid Rate
Enter future / projected cash flows below:
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Enter initial cash outflow against Period 0 (this is optional) and subsequent regular cashflows from Period 1 onwards for as many periods as you wish. If period 0 cash outflow is NOT entered (or left at 0), the calculator simply calculates Present Value (PV) of all cash flows from Period 1 onwards - discounted to Period 0 (current date) at the chosen discount rate. If Period 0 has a cashflow, meaning there is an initial cash outflow (investment), the calculator subtracts this value from the present value of future cashflows and shows Net Present Value or NPV of the cash flow series.