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Elijah Lee
25 Jul 2020
Senior Financial Services Manager at Phillip Securities (Jurong East)
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Wow, that is quite a good gain! Do you mean $7000 at maturity or $5000 yearly payment?
But regardless, for simple calculation:
Just take the profit / total capital X 100%, then divide by 10 years
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Hi Financial Noob,
That'll be a yield of 1.17% based on your comments below.
You can use a yield calculator or contruct one in Excel with the IRR function.
You'll be basically measuring cashflow over a 10 year periods, with a periodic outflow of $6K/yr and an inflow of $64K at the end of the 10th year. Use 'IRR from Cashflow'