The
"principal balance" refers to the amount of money that you still owe on a loan or debt, excluding any interest or fees. It is the original amount you borrowed or the remaining unpaid amount.
Full definition
The fee is calculated on the basis of the remaining outstanding
principal balance of the loan prior to applying the current payment.
The entire income tax liability would be immediately recognized when the entire
outstanding principal balance of the installment note is paid off and received by you.
However, this payment is usually less than regular contract payments because of the reduction in interest and possible reduction
in principal balance.
This mobile app makes it easy for borrowers to stay on top of their monthly payments, and it lets them keep track of interest and the
remaining principal balance on a personal loan.
The loan servicer will calculate 2 % of the outstanding
principal balance as of the graduation date and apply that amount as a principal reduction to your loan.
An option available on certain home equity lines of credit allowing borrowers to fix the payments and interest rate on a portion of their outstanding
principal balance for a specific term.
Whether it be reserves for investment properties, income, float, or security deposits, the key is to be paying interest on
lower principal balances.
This will increase the total cost of your loans over time, because you will then pay interest on the increased
loan principal balance.
These repayment incentives, also referred to as borrower benefits, include interest rate reductions, full or partial origination fee rebates, and
principal balance reductions.
In addition, when you sell your home you will be required to pay back any remaining
principal balance due on your mortgage loan to your lender.
However, a lower down payment adds extra expenses like mortgage insurance to your monthly payment — and it also means that you're paying off a larger
principal balance from the start.
Previously, borrowers could cancel mortgage insurance after five years if the outstanding
principal balance reached 78 percent or lower.
Secondly, graduates who make payments that are lower than their monthly accrued interest will see their loan's
principal balance grow over time.
However, a lower down payment adds extra expenses like mortgage insurance to your monthly payment — and it also means that you're paying off a
larger principal balance from the start.
A recipient would only receive part of the loan after the origination fee, but he or she would still need to pay the
full principal balance along with interest.
A short sale is a property transaction in which the revenue from the sale falls short of the
existing principal balance on a mortgage loan.
The disclosure further shall indicate whether the
maximum principal balance is potential or is scheduled to occur under the terms of the legal obligation.
Enjoy flexible terms, guaranteed returns, and the ability to earn interest without being concerned about
losing principal balances on the investment.
Interest amount = outstanding
principal balance x number of days since last payment x interest rate factor.
At the end of year two, you'll earn another $ 250, since the simple interest rate earns money on your
initial principal balance of $ 5,000.
Most principal balance negotiations will also start to take place on modifying the loan at this stage, although it can happen sooner.
And, the now larger
principal balance starts to accrue interest on a daily basis, so you will be paying interest on the accrued interest.
The other 119 loans, with an
unpaid principal balance of $ 1.1 billion, are secured by seniors housing and healthcare properties.
When they assume your loan, they agree to all loan terms, including your mortgage rate, your repayment period, your payment and
current principal balance.
This will increase the total cost of your loans over time, because you will then pay interest on the increased
loan principal balance.
Over time, those consumers who find themselves in over their head with credit card debt have very likely already paid the
full principal balance on the amount they've borrowed.
In addition, a fee equal to 0.5 % of the
existing principal balance must be paid by either the original owner or the buyer, depending on the agreement.
You may not make a deposit that would bring your total
principal balance on any accounts with us to more than $ 1,000,000.
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