Net Present Value Calculator

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This calculator provides the user with the net present value of a series of cash flows. The difference between this tool and our present value calculator is its ability to handle cash flows of varying amounts. This calculator only requires three types of inputs to compute the net present value: the discount rate, cash flows coming in, and cash flows going out.


Net Present Value Calculator

Discount Rate (% / Year)

	Cash Flow In ($)	Cash Flow Out ($)
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Calculator Results:
Net Present Value ($)

Calculator Definitions

The variables used in our online calculator are defined in detail below, including how to interpret the results.

Discount Rate (% / Year)

Additional Resources

This is the rate at which you want to discount the value of each cash flow received in the future to its present value. For example, if you want to discount the future value of a cash flow by 10% each year, then the Discount Rate is 10%.

Cash Flow In / Cash Flow Out

This calculator is able to accommodate up to 20 years of cash flow, plus an investment in the starting year. All cash flows should be stated in nominal dollars, which are dollars that are not adjusted for inflation. Cash Flow In dollars are flowing to the investor, and should be stated in terms of positive values. Cash Flow Out dollars are flowing away from the investor, and should be stated in terms of negative values. For example, an initial investment of $10,000 in Year 0 would appear in the Cash Flow Out column as -10,000.