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Or could be that the $327k was the initial loan amount, and they made no repayments for like 10-15 years.
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mafic
I think they were paying aggressively. 220k principal and 80 k interest. Now project at 110k and 110k. Unless there are hidden fees, penalties, etc -- nm
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VMan
Dec 2 '21, 05:38
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If he was making only partial payments and getting hit with fees every month, I could see something like this happening. -- nm
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znufrii
Dec 2, 05:46
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I guess it could. Like I said the numbers seem wonky with how much principal vs interest they've paid. And then the balance. -- nm
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VMan
Dec 2, 05:49
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They probably paid down a lot at the beginning but now for whatever reason aren’t paying enough to cover fees and interest so it keeps ballooning. -- nm*
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znufrii
Dec 2, 05:52
That’s my read as well, but it’s vague enough that I have questions. -- nm
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mafic
Dec 2, 05:41
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Yeah. I mean typically (say mortgage) your paying all the interest up front. This seems wonky. -- nm
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VMan
Dec 2, 05:43
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What, so if you borrow with a 20 year term you pay 20 years of interest before any principal? That’s weird. -- nm
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mafic
Dec 2, 06:00
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A loan payment is generally applied in the following order: fees, interest, principal. -- (edited)
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znufrii
Dec 2, 06:03
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Yeah, just making sure it wasn’t some weird American thing. Like your interest is in imperial or something. -- nm
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mafic
Dec 2, 06:11
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No, the weird American thing here is that it is almost impossible to have student loans discharged in bankruptcy. -- nm
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znufrii
Dec 2, 06:14
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