Posts Tagged ‘capital’
Capital Budgeting question. What evaluation techniques are most often used to make capital budgeting decisions?
April 20th, 2010
In practice, what evaluation techniques are most often used to make capital budgeting decisions? Do these techniques lead to value maximization? why or why not?
Capital Budgeting Part Four — Analysis of Decision
April 16th, 2010
This is a part four of a four-part series on capital budgeting calculations and analysis. This part discusses the decision process for independent and mutually exclusive projects with data for payback period, internal rate of return, and net present value.
BBB and Capital One Partner to Help Cardholders Manage Credit Wisely
April 7th, 2010
BBB and Capital One Partner to Help Cardholders Manage Credit Wisely
ARLINGTON, Va. – April is Financial Literacy Month and Better Business Bureau and Capital One Financial Corp. have partnered to create a unique set of free resources to help consumers learn how to effectively manage credit.
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Capital Budgeting Part One — Introduction and Payback Period
March 18th, 2010
This is a part one of a four-part series on capital budgeting calculations and analysis. This part introduces the problem and walks through a calculation of the payback period.
Which method do you think is the better one for making capital budgeting decisions?
March 17th, 2010
Which method do you think is the better one for making capital budgeting decisions – IRR or NPV?
Which method do you think is the better one for making capital budgeting decisions – IRR or NPV? Why?
March 16th, 2010
Which method do you think is the better one for making capital budgeting decisions – IRR or NPV? Why?
Why is it desirable to construct capital budgeting rules so that higher-risk projects become less acceptable?
March 11th, 2010
Why is it desirable to construct capital budgeting rules so that higher-risk projects become less acceptable than lower-risk projects?
How do you do a capital budgeting analysis on cost savings?
February 25th, 2010
I’m meant to do a capital budgeting analysis on the cost savings of a project and state the NPV and IRR of the project but I don’t understand what they’re asking as their yearly depriciation tax savings differ from year to year and the 5th year was split into 2 half years.How do you calculate the NPV and IRR of such a project?Thank you so much in advance.
Taylor Joins the Ranks of CFP’s with Diefendorf Capital
September 14th, 2009
Taylor Joins the Ranks of CFP’s with Diefendorf Capital
Veteran planner, David Taylor earns the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) designation.
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Channel stock market capital gains through my incorporated business?
August 16th, 2009
Hello, I am the CEO of a small web design company. I’m also heavily invested in the stock market. I’m wondering if it is possible to channel my capital gains that I make through the stock market through my small, incorporated S Corporation, to save on taxes. Currently, short term capital gains in the stock market are upwards of 35-40 % for larger gains. Thats just way too much to be giving to the government.
Thanks if anyone can help.
