The difference between ordinary Annuity and Annuity Due are below:
Ordinary Annuity:
- Definition: Ordinary annuity is the payment or receipt occurs at the end of each period.
- Cash flows start: At the end of each period.
- Indicator: End of the year, after one year, one year from now, from next year etc.
- period: One period is less than annuity due.
- Interest factor: One interest factor is less than annuity due.
- Total value: Total value of money is less than that of the annuity due.
Annuity Due:
- Definition: Annuity due is the payment or receipt occurs at the beginning of each period.
- Cash flows start: At the beginning of each period.
- Indicator: Beginning of the year , now immediately, start of the year etc.
- period: One extra period is more than ordinary annuity.
- Interest factor: One interest’s factor is more than ordinary annuity.
- Total value: Total value of money is more than that of ordinary annuity.