Texas Instruments Calculator BAII Plus Financial Calculator - Black

Simplify complex financial calculations with the Texas Instruments BA II Plus Financial Calculator. Designed for business professionals, finance students, and accounting specialists, this easy-to-use calculator provides essential tools for financial analysis, investment evaluation, loan calculations, and business decision-making. Its 10-digit LCD display, prompted interface, and dedicated financial functions make it a practical choice for academic studies and professional use.

Key Features

Time Value of Money (TVM)

Quickly calculate payments and financial values for loans, mortgages, leases, annuities, and savings plans using dedicated time-value-of-money functions.

Investment and Cash Flow Analysis

Evaluate investment opportunities using Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR) calculations. Store up to 24 uneven cash flows with frequencies of up to four digits and edit inputs to analyze different financial scenarios.

Depreciation Calculations

Choose from six depreciation methods to calculate depreciation schedules, book value, and remaining depreciable amounts for financial and accounting applications.

Interest Rate Conversions

Convert between nominal annual interest rates and effective annual interest rates to support financial comparisons and calculations.

Business and Profit Calculations

Perform essential business calculations, including:

• Cost, selling price, and margin

• Markup and profit-and-loss calculations

• Break-even calculations

• Percentage change (Delta Percent)

• Linear calculations and interest conversions

Easy-to-Read Display

The 10-digit LCD display and prompted interface show variable labels and values, helping you review and edit inputs during calculations.

Built-In Memory

Use 10 memory registers to store values for convenient access during financial calculations.

Professional Exam Compatibility

The BA II Plus is approved for use in the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) exam, Global Association of Risk Professionals Financial Risk Manager (FRM) exam, and Certified Management Accountant (CMA) exam, subject to the relevant organizations’ current exam policies.