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It should be implicit whenever you use a compound interest calculator that you’re interested in today-dollars, not future-dollars. So any interest rate you est
by carderne 2y ago
It should be implicit whenever you use a compound interest calculator that you’re interested in today-dollars, not future-dollars.
So any interest rate you estimate should already have inflation factored in.
- pranitbauva1997 2y agoUsing (absolute interest rate - inflation) as the real interest rate is a good enough approximation, but the present value of the last EMI payment would be impossible to obtain.