On 23/2/20 8:23 am, David Cousens wrote:
Claire
Can you request a more detailed statement?
"Trust us, we are a bank" is not a good modus operandi as we have found out
recently in Australia. We had banks charging for services never rendered,
continuing to charge fees to dead people along with
Claire
Can you request a more detailed statement?
"Trust us, we are a bank" is not a good modus operandi as we have found out
recently in Australia. We had banks charging for services never rendered,
continuing to charge fees to dead people along with outrageous fees for
letting the computer do
Thanks Stephen.
I'm in the UK and it's usual to have interest calculated daily and applied in
advance on the first of the month. Payment can be any date you choose.
The bank only sends an annual statement with a single figure for the total
interest that year - not at all helpful in this case.
I
On 2/21/20 8:56 AM, Claire via gnucash-user wrote:
> Hello
> I have a loan at a fixed interest rate and was planning to use "Loan and
> Mortgage Repayment...". However I do have the option to make overpayments.
> I checked this mailing list and there was a thread regarding mortgages in
> 2013
Hello
I have a loan at a fixed interest rate and was planning to use "Loan and
Mortgage Repayment...". However I do have the option to make overpayments.
I checked this mailing list and there was a thread regarding mortgages in 2013
which said that the SX uses the original amount to calculate
