Definition
Interest Due
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Interest due refers to the amount of interest (in dollars and cents) which a borrower is scheduled to pay on the loan in a specified period of time within the tenure of the loan.
It is calculated by taking the loan balance at the reference point in time, multiply it with the interest in percentage divided by the accrual period of the facility.
For example, a $100,000 balance times an interest of 3%/12 would be $250.
On most occasions, interest due would be equal to the interest payment.
Should the monthly payment be unable to cover the interest due, then the excess would be treated as deferred interest and added to the loan principal, resulting in negative amortization.
And when the monthly payment is more than what the interest due requires, the surplus would be treated as interest payment or go towards reducing the principal.
In this case, what happens depends on the terms in the mortgage contract or the practice of the particular lender.
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