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Bestseller No. 3
Texas Instruments BA II Plus Professional Financial Calculator Silver 9.8 Inch
- Solves time-value-of-money calculations such as annuities, mortgages, leases, savings, and more
- Performs cash-flow analysis for up to 32 uneven cash flows with up to 4-digit frequencies
- Calculates various financial functions: Net Future Value Net present Value Modified Internal Rate of Return Internal Rate of Return Modified Duration Payback Discounted Payback
- The Texas Instruments BAII Plus Professional features an Automatic Power Down (APD) function for extended battery life
- Prompted display guides you through financial calculations showing current variable and label. Ten-digit display
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HP 12CP Financial Calculator
- Robust and versatile ficial calculator
- Efficient data entry using RPN
- Over 120 built-in functions for business, fice, mathematics, and statistics, including date calculations
- Portable Design
- Robust and versatile financial calculator
SaleBestseller No. 5 −36%
HP 2716570 10bII+ Financial Calculator, 12-Digit LCD
- Sold as 1 Each.
- Ideal for students and professionals. Over 100 built-in functions including probability distributions.
- Intuitive keyboard layout with minimal keystrokes required for many common functions.
- Easy-to-read display with adjustable contrast and on-screen labels.
- Permitted for use on SAT, PSAT/NMSQT and College Board AP tests.
SaleBestseller No. 6 −24%
Hewlett-Packard 12C 12c Financial Calculator 10-Digit LCD
- Business/Finance Features:
- TVM (loans, savings and leasing), Amortization
- Bond price and yield to maturity,Cash flow analysis NPV, IRR
- Memory for up to 80 cash flows,% change, % of total
- SL, DB, SOYD depreciation methods
Bestseller No. 7
(Texas Instruments) Advanced Financial Calculator (BA II Plus)
- Easy to use calculator with financial and scientific functions
- Solves Time-Value -of- Money calculations such as annuities, mortgages, leases, depreciation and amortisation
- Computes NPV and IRR with up to 24 uneven cash flows
- Includes 2 variable statistics capabilities
- 10 memory storage inputs
SaleBestseller No. 8 −12%
HP 10B II Plus/Hewlett Packard 10BII+ Financial Scientific Calculator + WYNGS Protective Case Black
- The HP 10bII+ is the smart choice for business and finance needs.
- You'll be able to work quicker and more efficiently with over 100 time-saving, easily-accessible business functions.
- Easily calculate loan payments, interest rates and conversions, standard deviation, percent, TVM, NPV, IRR, cash flows, and more.
- With so many useful features, and an affordable price, the calculator from Hewlett and Packard, HP 10BII+ adds up to a wise investment. Permitted for use on the CFP Certification Exam.
- Perfect Protection for the HP 10 BII Plus
SaleBestseller No. 9 −19%
BUYING GUIDE
Financial calculators are essential tools for finance students, professionals, and anyone who needs to make complex calculations related to financial planning, banking, investing, or real estate. Unlike regular calculators, they are specifically designed to perform financial functions like calculating interest rates, cash flows, or amortization schedules. Here’s a guide to help you choose the best financial calculator for your needs:
1. Purpose: Consider why you need a financial calculator. For instance, if you’re a student, find out if your course or exam board recommends a specific model. Some financial calculators are more suited to professionals in particular fields, such as banking, real estate, or investment.
2. Functions: A good financial calculator should be capable of performing a wide range of financial functions, such as calculating net present value (NPV), internal rate of return (IRR), amortizations, and compound interest. Make sure the calculator you choose can handle the specific calculations you need.
3. Ease of Use: Some financial calculators are more user-friendly than others. Look for a calculator with a clear, readable display, intuitive layout, and easy-to-navigate menu. A good manual or guidebook can also be a great help.
4. Programmability: Some financial calculators allow you to program formulas or equations into the device, which can be a useful feature if you regularly perform complex or specialized calculations.
5. Durability and Quality: Consider the build quality and durability of the calculator. It should be sturdy enough to withstand daily use, and the buttons should feel comfortable and responsive.
6. Price: The price of financial calculators can vary significantly. While more expensive models often offer additional features, a lower-priced model may be sufficient for your needs, especially if you’re a student or beginner.
7. Battery Life: Look for a calculator with a long battery life, so you won’t have to worry about it dying in the middle of an important calculation or exam.
8. Brand Reputation: Some brands are well-known for their reliable and high-quality financial calculators. Hewlett-Packard (HP) and Texas Instruments are two such examples.
By considering these factors, you can choose the best financial calculator that suits your needs and helps you tackle complex financial tasks with ease.
