Gayl,
Upfront merely means the fee is attached to the next scheduled payment,
which is why its being attached to the first payment when you apply it
during loan application. Time of disbursement is what to you use in the
scenario you are referencing.
If you¹ve applied it to the loan, it won¹t show up under client charges.
Only charges applied directly to the client appear there.
r
On 8/26/10 21:49, "Gayl Kennedy" <[email protected]> wrote:
> hello
> I am unclear on what to expect in mifos when the fee is set up to have time of
> charge: upfront.
> To me it means they pay it at time of loan application so it should not show
> in the installments, but when I am reviewing a loan it shows the fees under
> installment #1.
>
> is this a bug or am I misunderstanding how it works?
> It does not show under client charges as being due now even when the loan has
> been approved.
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