Present value is a way of calculating what today’s money will be worth tomorrow.
In pension appraisals, the present value of a pension is sometimes calculated by discounting the anticipated pension benefits by the "real" interest rate, which is the interest rate with inflation deducted from the market interest rate.
Present value is often used in distribution of pensions.
Usually, present value is calculated by the prevailing interest rate over a period of time.
The present value can be used a leverage factor in property settlement agreements when, for example, one party accepts less for full payment now.
Resources: U.C.C. § 2A-103.
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