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amortization - calculating late fees and penalty interest

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    Lizzie
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    amortization - calculating late fees and penalty interest

    Have modified an amortization (for a loan i have given to somebody) to allow
    me to modify and put in actual payments received. I need to include the
    actual dates of payment as most are not received when they are due I need to
    calculate late payment fees and penalty interest on overdue amounts. If I
    just make a seperate worksheet and enter the values for late interest and
    fees on both sheets manually, then I have to calculate the late interest
    myself which I cannot do. To add more confusion, I really need to calculate
    interest on a daily basis so I can charge late interest based on the number
    of days overdue and compounding each day. I am no expert when it comes to
    devising formula solutions, but I am pretty good at copying and pasting (yes
    that was an attempt at humour)

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    Loan Amortization

    How do the late payment fees and penalty interest work? Is there a set fee everytime they are late or does it vary with the amount past due they go? Does the interest rate increase during the period that they are past due, permantently or something different? Let me know and I can probably through this together.

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    Lizzie
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    Re: amortization - calculating late fees and penalty interest

    Basicly, there is a $25 late payment charge if the account isn't up to date
    when a payment is due, and the interest will increase by 2% any time the loan
    is in arrears. That extra interest applies to the entire principal, not just
    on the amount outstanding. The interest rate is also variable so could rise
    or fall throughout the loan period. My problem is that I need to calculate
    penalty interest, and base it on the number of days in arrears and not for
    the entire month if paid a few days late rather than an entire month late.

    Cheers and thank you

    "cvolkert" wrote:

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    > How do the late payment fees and penalty interest work? Is there a set
    > fee everytime they are late or does it vary with the amount past due
    > they go? Does the interest rate increase during the period that they
    > are past due, permantently or something different? Let me know and I
    > can probably through this together.
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