In IPT-enabled, non-capitalized loans
In the case of a non-capitalized loan, the following field is updated for the adjustment of interest:
Adjusted Interest Non-Capitalized:
This field stores the value of the adjusted interest or the difference from the backdated payment date till the LAD date.
Example: Automatic interest adjustment for an IPT-enabled, non-capitalized loan in the case of a backdated payment
Let us understand how the system adjusts the interest automatically with the help of an example.
Let us say there is a loan with the following terms and conditions:
Events and calculations in a chronological sequence
Let us now look at the following tables to see how the system calculates interest and other parameters in chronological order of dates:
Date | Action | Calculations |
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March 1 |
Payment of $2,000 |
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April 1 |
None |
|
April 30 |
Payment of $500 |
|
May 1 |
None |
|
May 6 |
None |
|
May 9 |
Payment of $2,000 |
|
May 11 |
Payment of $1,000 |
|
Backdated payment of $1,000 for May 6 |
|
|
Internal recalculations from May 6 after the backdated payment | ||
May 6 | Payment of $1,000 |
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May 9 | Payment of $2,000 |
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May 11 | Payment of $1,000 |
|
Scenario: After a backdated payment on May 11 for May 6
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Scenario: If the payment of $1,000 was actually made on May 6
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The green colored rows in the preceding table indicate the internal calculations when a backdated payment for May 6 is made.
As observed from the preceding table, when a backdated payment is made on May 11 for May 6, internally, the system begins recalculating from May 6 as depicted by the rows in green color. It then finds out the difference between the current interest amount after the backdated payment and interest amount prior to the backdated payment and stores it in the Adjusted Interest Non-Capitalized field. This amount then gets adjusted in the interest of the next Interest Posting cycle.
Contract details on May 11 after a backdated payment for May 6
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The Interest Remaining on the CL Contract Details page displays the value that was before the backdated payments. It does not display the value calculated internally after the backdated payment. The difference between the value before and the value after the backdated payment is displayed in the Adjusted Interest Non-Capitalized field.
If the system is not enabled for the internal adjustment of interest, you can make a payment again on May 11, 2015, but you could not make a payment before May 11, 2015. But, if the system is enabled for the internal adjustment of interest, you can do a backdated payment before an LAD date.
Loan Transaction Statements on May 11 before a backdated payment
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Loan Transaction Statement on May 11 after a backdated payment for May 6
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Adjusted Interest Calculations
In the case of a non-capitalized loan, the following field is updated for the adjustment of interest:
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Adjusted Interest Non-Capitalized: This field stores the value from the backdated payment date till the LAD date.
Thus, Adjusted Interest Non-Capitalized = 11.10 - 11.91= -$0.81.
This interest is adjusted or added to the next Interest Posting amount. In other words, since there is an extra amount already paid after a backdated payment, it is reduced from the next Interest Posting amount.