This use case has nothing to do with Repayment Strategy code.

2 approaches to solve this:

1.       Modify Loan Product definition to define the cut-off date and 
automatic principal grace to be applied. During disburse command, based on the 
product definition, modify the loan terms to automatically adjust the emi date 
and principal moratorium.

2.       Change  the disburse command to take in additional parameters like 
repayment start date and prinicipal moratorium and update it into the loan. 

 

Both would require changes in disburse command, but sol 1 gives the control at 
loan product definition while sol 2 gives control at the staff level.

 

Regards,

Adi

 

From: Ed Cable [mailto:edca...@mifos.org] 
Sent: 11 May 2016 04:39
To: dev@fineract.incubator.apache.org
Cc: anubhav singh <anu199...@gmail.com>
Subject: Question about Fineract Repayment Strategy

 

Anubhav has the need to support the following as he describes below. 
Essentially I think what he needs is for loans that are disbursed post the 10th 
of the month, the first repayment should be interest only.

 

One solution that comes to mind is a moratorium on principal for the first 
installment but I'm not sure if that would work.

 

I will let others in the community chime in and suggest how to support this 
need.

 

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(2)

In the Loan Repayment strategy, kindly guide us how to go about minor tweaks. 
Now our organization follows a declining Balance methodology, which is all 
covered in MIFOSX. Now the issue which i'm facing is that we have a Fixed 
repayment date (1-10)th of every month, and if the loan is disbursed  post 10th 
of any month,say for example 20th Sep, the first repayment on 7th Oct will 
consist of Interest payment only for (20th Sep-7th Oct) and post that normal 
Declining balance methodology shall follow (as pre-defined in MIFOSX). 

Kindly note: the interest charged for (20th June-7th July) in example stated 
above, is for holding the full principle , and following that simple Declining 
balance defined repayment strategy is followed.

Please refer to the pic attached.

Thanking you again for the kind help.
Will eagerly wait for your reply.

 

Regards

Anubhav Singh

 





 

 

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