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1. skylermays
   Member

   hi my fellow forumites,
   a lot of buddies couch to me curiosity as to what past due means.
   Past due is a loan payment that has not been made as of its due date. A borrower who is past due may be subject to late fees, unless the borrower is still within a grace period. Failure to repay a loan on time could have negative implications for the borrower's credit status or cause the loan terms to be permanently adjusted.
   If a loan payment is due by the 10th of the month and is not paid by the 11th, the payment will be considered past due. Depending on the policy of the lender, the borrower will either immediately be charged a late fee or will enter a grace period. If, for example, there is a grace period of 10 days, the borrower would not be charged a late fee until the 21st of the month. If the payment is still not made by the end of the grace period, late fees will then be applied.
   How a customer is treated on a past-due payment will often come down to their payment history; if there is a pattern of late payments, the grace period may be shortened or removed.

   Posted 10 months ago #

2. burchjaylen
   Member

   apparently the estimation that the VEF-ARS is speculated to go down closer to October came about through the fact that VEF-ARS rate will be affected by the changes in the marine equipment exports, and accordingly is going to uprise that if correct may be connected to the slide of the VEF.

   Posted 10 months ago #

3. cross_jamison
   Member

   if you are looking to learning howto analyze the current market trends, yuo'd better pay no mind to trade ing tips like the conjecture that the VEF is predicted to step in place versus the ARS for the near future, and concentrate on processes connected to the tertiary sector industry, for instance the fact that the welding equipment imports are expected to collapse and affect the VEF-ARS rates.

   Posted 10 months ago #

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