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Notice the borrower only paid $400.00 which is less than the interest due. The difference is added to the principal of the loan. One could probably add the late charge as the full payment was not received, but we did not do so here. To allocate the rest of the payment you need to know the yearly interest rate divided by 12. (This is the monthly rate, example 10 % per year = 0.83% per month). Multiply the principal outstanding (column 4) by the monthly interest rate and you get the amount to apply to interest, write this in column 7. The rest of the payment is applied to principal. Write this in column 8. Subtract the amount applied to principal from the principal in column 4 to get the new principal and write it in column 9. Write the amount from column 9 into column 4 of the next row down.
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