Calculating interest on overdue payments

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Lisa1978
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edited 30 July 2019 at 1:35PM in Budgeting & bank accounts
Hello


I would appreciate if anyone can advise if I have calculated the outstanding interest correctly.


The original debt of £583,500 was on 1st October.
Balance today £128,500 after receiving irregular payments of £455k.


Thank you.


Payment DateAmountOutstanding Balance Days Overdue from 1st Oct 18Interest Due 01/10/2018£15,000.00£583,500.00017/10/2018£10,000.00£573,500.0016£2,136.8802/11/2018£10,000.00£563,500.0033£4,330.4619/11/2018£10,000.00£553,500.0050£6,444.8607/01/2019£70,000.00£483,500.0099£11,146.9921/01/2019£15,000.00£468,500.00113£12,328.6111/02/2019£15,000.00£453,500.00134£14,151.6828/02/2019£15,000.00£438,500.00151£15,419.5819/03/2019£10,000.00£428,500.00170£16,963.9022/03/2019£10,000.00£418,500.00173£16,860.3925/03/2019£10,000.00£408,500.00176£16,742.9026/04/2019£10,000.00£398,500.00208£19,302.6807/05/2019£20,000.00£378,500.00219£19,303.5021/05/2019£250,000.00£128,500.00233£6,972.45Total Paid£657,500.00£128,500.00£162,104.90£33,604.90
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  • Lisa1978
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    edited 30 July 2019 at 11:52AM
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    Apologies the table has not shown correctly.


    Below are dates payments received and amounts :


    Payment DateAmount
    01/10/2018 £15,000.00
    17/10/2018 £10,000.00
    2/11/2018 £10,000.00
    19/11/2018 £10,000.00
    07/01/2019 £70,000.00
    21/01/2019 £15,000.00
    11/02/2019 £15,000.00
    28/02/2019 £15,000.00
    19/03/2019 £10,000.00
    22/03/2019 £10,000.00
    25/03/2019 £10,000.00
    26/04/2019 £10,000.00
    07/05/2019 £20,000.00
    21/05/2019 £250,000.00


    Using 8.5% rate = Interest due £33,605?
  • dreaming
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    Hi Lisa. How are you making this calculation? Having just done a rough and ready calc. I make it just over 27k interest but it was very rough and ready and I am in need of more tea right now.
  • Lisa1978
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    dreaming wrote: »
    Hi Lisa. How are you making this calculation? Having just done a rough and ready calc. I make it just over 27k interest but it was very rough and ready and I am in need of more tea right now.



    Many thanks for your reply. I have never had to do this before so it's a total guesstimate of amount due x 8.5%/365 x over due days. I would really appreciate if you could advise. Thank you and enjoy your tea :)
  • dreaming
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    Thanks Lisa - just finished the tea so nearly human now. I actually did the calculation to see if I could still do it as this sort of thing used to be my daily job several years ago.

    I worked on the basis that the original loan was due by the end of September 2018. A payment was made on 01/10/18 so 1 day interest on the full amount is 135.88 (583,500 x 8.5% x 365/1). Then as each payment was made the same calculation is made for the relevant number of days the balance stayed the same. The last payment received was on 21/05/19 leaving the current outstanding balance of 113,500. So interest on this (up to today) is 1,850.21.

    I have had to make some asumptions, and don't have anyone to check my figures as I had at work (you can rarely see your own mistakes) the final total (to date) is £27,527.31.

    Maybe there is someone else who could confirm the figures , or not as the case may be. I hope this helps and I was pleased to know the old brain is till creaking along.
  • Lisa1978
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    dreaming wrote: »
    Thanks Lisa - just finished the tea so nearly human now. I actually did the calculation to see if I could still do it as this sort of thing used to be my daily job several years ago.

    I worked on the basis that the original loan was due by the end of September 2018. A payment was made on 01/10/18 so 1 day interest on the full amount is 135.88 (583,500 x 8.5% x 365/1). Then as each payment was made the same calculation is made for the relevant number of days the balance stayed the same. The last payment received was on 21/05/19 leaving the current outstanding balance of 113,500. So interest on this (up to today) is 1,850.21.

    I have had to make some asumptions, and don't have anyone to check my figures as I had at work (you can rarely see your own mistakes) the final total (to date) is £27,527.31.

    Maybe there is someone else who could confirm the figures , or not as the case may be. I hope this helps and I was pleased to know the old brain is till creaking along.





    Thanks a mill! I am excluding the first £15k payment as it was due and paid on 1st October. The balance outstanding today is £128,500 not £113,500. Can you give it another go based on this? Thanks again!
  • dreaming
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    Oh ok - your first post has made the formatting go a bit skew-whiff on my laptop so I missed the bit about the first payment. That actually reduces the interest to 26.272.22 according to my calcs. which are as follows (I'm not sure how to do a cut and paste into this so am just listing the periods between payments, IYSWIM)

    period 1
  • Lisa1978
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    dreaming wrote: »
    Oh ok - your first post has made the formatting go a bit skew-whiff on my laptop so I missed the bit about the first payment. That actually reduces the interest to 26.272.22 according to my calcs. which are as follows (I'm not sure how to do a cut and paste into this so am just listing the periods between payments, IYSWIM)

    period 1

    Thanks a mill however the periods didn't list :)
  • dreaming
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    Hope you can see them now - got a bit trigger-happy.

    If you want to private message me I could send you the spread sheet to your own e-mail, but hopefully you can work out what I hac=ve done.
  • dreaming
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    have pm
    'd. you
  • Lisa1978
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    Thank you for your PM. Unfortunately it won't let me respond there!
    The difference is in number of days in our calculations.

    IE on 7th January, £70k paid and I have used 99 days (from 1st October) whereas your days is 14. Can you please explain? I assumed it was from the previous payment before 7th January, ie 19th November but that is more than 14 days. Thanks
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