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Perpetuity is a type of annuity that provides continuous payments at regular intervals for an indefinite period of time. While the total value of payments is infinite, the present value is limited when discounted using a rate of return. For example, with payments of $500 every year at a 10% discount rate, the present value is $5,000. Real-life examples of perpetuities include perpetual government debt from wars that continues to be paid, annual payments to descendants of a lawyer in perpetuity, and guaranteed dividend payments to stockholders.
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- 1. Perpetuity Dr. Daoud Kiomjian 10-26-2020 Ruba Alsoheil
- 2. Perpetuity is a type of Annuity. Annuity is a continuous stream of payments made at equal intervals for a specific amount of time
- 3. Example 500$ 0 1 2 3 4 5 500$ 500$ 500$ 500$ When stream of payments continues forever or for indefinite amount => perpetuity infinity 500$
- 4. The perpetuity value is infinite , but the present value is LIMITED The value of 500$ after 99 years with a rate of 10% is0.04$
- 5. ,So the present value of our previous example for infinite continuous payment is 500/0.1= 5000$
- 6. REAl Life examples 1.WAR LOANS • Britsh government still pays a perpetual debt from World War I 2. • The French government pays 1000 livres per year to a lawyer’s until the death of its last descendent 3. • The Shareholder is entitled to get certain amount of dividends after paying for the stock prices
- 8. Corporatefinanceinstitute.(2020). Perpetuaity. Retrieved from : https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resource s/knowledge/finance/perpetuity/