a TVM workbook? next, remember, anything, through, problems

LiquidAssets10

Hi,
I'm not talking level 1 until next year so I'm not going to study anything now that I need to remember, but I would like to get comfortable with TVM problems.
Can anyone suggest where I can find a ton of TVM questions with answers that I can work through gradually?
Thanks

dotamasta

For TVM I recommend you Elan Guides, but they multplied by 3 the cost of their material (ebooks) so better try an on-line resource.

In example: investopedia.com

Also the AnalystForum's application (it's made using Java) is recommended.

I recommend you to read the calculator manual, has very interesting recomendations.

Also start reading FRA (memorize formulas in FRA, specially ratios) and Economics, as soon as possible.

But before doing TVM problems I suggest you start with Ethics.

Londonrocks

I dunno. Is there anything more fundamental in finance than TVM (which I suppose means time value of money)? The ethics stuff is just BS made up by CFAI. If you have a job in finance or want one, you need to have TVM down completely just to do your job decently.

burnsy562000

For finance the FRA readings are more important, TVM is something I learnt in the University (I paid more attention at the material this time, but I still remember the classes).

TVM (The Time Value of Money) problems are "easy", but it's hard to memorize the Ethics section and understand them, don't read this at the end.

Also FRA is too hard to practice and understand, compared to other material, it is true that reading TVM before FRA helps for sure..

If you're still warming up, and want to don't waste time

First two step: ethics and tvm is easier than other parts and you can use your calculato
Later: first read of economics
first read of FRA
Finish book I.
Start to study the whole readings.

johnnyBuz

At this point (not testing till June)would it make sense to start with ethics which requires memorization?
If I can get comfortable with TVM now I'll just need to refresh a few time down the road.

Ill check out Elan Guides
Can you point me to the AnalystForum's application? Thx