Not exact matches
The obscure Brooklyn company at the center of the nursing home scandal already
owed millions of dollars in unpaid taxes, and its
principals were accused of «secretly scheming»
against a former business partner, long before the city signed off on a sweetheart deal that netted the firm a $ 72 million profit, records show.
What Dr. Gurner didn't realize is that while her payments were, indeed, more manageable, she was only paying
against interest, not putting a dent in the
principal balance she
owed.
A mortgage customer who already has their loan closed and is currently being serviced can often elect to apply a lump sum of money
against their existing
principal balance and, rather than simply reducing what they
owe on the loan, they end up with a reduced monthly payment.
It depends on the terms of your mortgage, but in most cases any payment to the mortgage account that is in excess of interest currently
owed is applied
against the
principal.