FIN 300 - Payback Rule Overview - Ryerson University

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thanks man, I was actually struggling with the formular to use after determining the years of payback period....I would perhaps reffert to it as months. I do not like to use excel because it seems like it doesn't get me anywhere near the waters behind the hard rock.

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The investment cost should be divided by the contribution margin rather than the money generated (revenue), otherwise you need to PV future cash flows

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[@sulingam466]

Hi very nice and easy to get to know the formula, can i ask you if the question have scrap value how to do the calculation, capital investment 9.3m, scrap value 1m, the 1year 2,200,00, 2year 1,300,000, 4 year 4,700,000 and 5 year 2,100,000 how to
calculate this, please help me

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[@JacquiMification]

Hi how do you work out a payback period should the cashflows be more than the 5year period? Must you work it out?

[@loguconti]

Why is discount factor not considered which calculating pay back period ? got this doubt after seeing videos of NPV and IRR ? Please help me to understand. Thanks for the above video.

[@matthewkaiser2696]

NPV and Payback are just two different ways companies can value their investments/projects.The biggest weakness of Payback, which you stated, is the very fact that this method does not take into account inflation or the cost of capital. The biggest drawback with using NPV is how one comes to their assumptions, such as the discount rate. If one gets this assumption wrong, the whole equation is wrong which could lead to very costly and bad investments. Many times people will use both of these methods together to make important management decisions and mitigate the risk associated with using each method by itself.

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How about if we have two projects and we must select one but both produces the same payback, how would we choose than ?

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Its sad that your better at explaining this concept than finance professor