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Payment Analysis
This list view on the bottom of the Force Place Payment Analysis screen provides an analysis of the loan and force-placed insurance. The system calculates what the maximum payment on the loan would be, and what the loan payment for each policy would be, and when the policy effecting the payment will end.
This analysis will help you better understand the affect each policy has on loan payments. By understanding the relationship between payments and policies, it will help you quickly identify problems and make corrections as the result of force-placed insurance.
Fields used in the Payment Analysis table are:
Original Payment |
This is the original payment amount (per loan frequency) for this loan before the force-placed policy was processed on the account. |
Plus Adjustments of |
This displays the sum of all active policies. This is calculated by taking the policy premium amount, plus any finance charges, and dividing it across the number of payment frequencies during the term of the insurance policy. This is the amount for one frequency, not the total amount of the premium.
For example, if loan payments are made monthly, the amount of the insurance policy and finance charges is $550, and the term of the policy is 12 months, then this amount would be calculated as:
$550 / 12 = $45.83
Interest does not accrues on force-placed insurance policies. |
Maximum Payment |
This is a calculated field by adding the total amount of all policies to the original payment amount. |
Payments by Policy |
These fields break down the payments according to individual policies. The above fields are for total policies, if more than one force-placed policy is active on this loan. |
Policy Sequence |
This is a sequence counter for all force-placed insurance policies. It only counts active policies. The first force-placed policy processed on this account is given sequence 1; the next policy is given sequence 2; etc. |
Start Date |
This is the date the policy became effective. This date is selected when the force-placed insurance transaction is processed for this account. This field is used with the No. of Pmts field to calculate the ending date of the policy. |
Change Amount |
This displays the change amount of the payment when the force-placed insurance is in effect. This is calculated by taking the policy premium amount, plus any finance charges, and dividing it across the number of payment frequencies during the term of the insurance policy. This is the amount for one frequency, not the total amount of the premium.
For example, if loan payments are made monthly, the amount of the insurance policy and finance charges is $550, and the term of the policy is 12 months, then this amount would be calculated as:
$550 / 12 = $45.83
Interest does not accrues on force-placed insurance policies. |
Payment |
This calculated field is the payment amount during the policy term. It is calculated by adding the Change Amount to the Original Payment. |
No. of Pmts |
This is the number of payments between the payment start date and end date. This is dependent on the loan frequency and policy term. |
End Date |
This is calculated using the open date of the policy plus the term of the policy at the time it was processed. The day of the month is adjusted to match the due date day of the loan. |