Loans > Loan Screens > Original Loan Disclosure Screen > Original Loan Disclosure list views

There are two list views visible on the right side of the Original Loan Disclosure screen. See below for more information about these list views.

This list view displays information concerning insurance policies purchased by the customer during loan origination.

A letter may appear next to premium amounts for certain account statuses: C = Canceled and E = Expired. Insurance policies may be expired or canceled due to loan renewals. For more information on loan renewals, see the help for the Prior Loans list view. Insurance policies can be canceled using the Loans > Insurance > Adjustments screen.

Note: Only insurance policies purchased during loan origination will appear in this list view. If an insurance policy was purchased after loan origination, it will not appear in this list view. If an insurance policy was set up through the Loans > Insurance > Force Place screen that should have been included at loan origination, mark the Was Policy Originated? field on the Loans > Insurance > Policy Detail screen. That policy's information will then appear in this list view.

The possible types of insurance policies that can appear in this list view are accident and health (A/H), life, auto, property, unemployment, and homeowner.

Depending on the type of insurance policy, two or three of the following pieces of information will appear beneath the corresponding insurance type in the list view:

Benefit/Month	The amount in benefits per month afforded by the policy. This information applies to A/H and unemployment policies.
Term	The term in months of the policy. This information applies to all policy types.
Amount	The coverage amount of the insurance policy. This amount is determined based on the type of insurance and insurance calculation method. The coverage amount should be the same as the original principal balance of the customer loan account. This value appears on the VSI Report (FPSRP204). This information applies to life, auto, property, and homeowner policies.
Single/Joint	The type of life insurance policy being used. This information indicates whether the policy is for an individual or joint coverage.