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How does the payback method in investment analysis work? How to calculate the payback period? Find out all about the beauty of the payback method, as well as its shortcomings. The payback method asks a very simple central question: How many years does it take to recover the initial investment? Lets calculate the payback period for project A. In year 0 (today), we have a cash outflow of $1000. The brackets around the number indicate that it is a negative, a cash outflow. Over the course of the project, we have $1600 worth of benefits (cash inflows) in total, split evenly over 4 years of $400 each. Its fairly easy to calculate that the payback period is 2.5 years: $400 of benefits in year 1, plus $400 of benefits in year 2, plus six months worth of benefits in year 3 making up the final $200, at which point the total investment equals the total benefits. What if we have multiple projects in our company that we want to force rank? We only have $1000 of investment money to spend, which
