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Post by awk on Jan 4, 2016 13:49:02 GMT
Hi, I've just received my first ever recovery (9174). It's only a couple of quid, but makes me feel (a little) better  Is there any way of tracking how much I've recovered against a given part or loan - I cant see it anywhere? .. or do I have to start yet another spreadsheet? Thanks awk |
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Post by sl75 on Jan 4, 2016 14:38:54 GMT
I think you'll need a Fairly Contrived spreadsheet for that.
Alternatively, although FC hide the information about recoveries per loan part from you on the main website, you can see the overall total in the "recoveries" columnn of the "Download Loan Book" link on the "Statistics" page. You can compare this with the "principal_remaining" column to determine the proportion of each loan (and by implication loan parts associated with that loan) recovered.
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Post by awk on Jan 4, 2016 14:58:46 GMT
Thanks sl75,
I was expecting to see it under the repayments tab - or is that too obvious / useful
% recovered is all I'm after, so I'll have to download the loan book
awk
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Post by GSV3MIaC on Jan 4, 2016 16:11:20 GMT
If you tell me the loan number I could tell you the % recovered, since I have all that stuff perpetually downloaded anyway. 8>.
Oh wait .. you did .. 9174 .. well the loan book has not yet been updated to show any recovery for that one, so you'll have to wait until at least tomorrow.
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Post by longjohn on Jan 5, 2016 1:35:24 GMT
Hi, I've just received my first ever recovery (9174). It's only a couple of quid, but makes me feel (a little) better Is there any way of tracking how much I've recovered against a given part or loan - I cant see it anywhere? .. or do I have to start yet another spreadsheet? Thanks awk Download your statement and look for a line that reads - 'Principal recovery repayment for loan part ######'. You can then cross reference the number against your loan parts to keep track. As for a spreadsheet, something like this?  The 'recovered' formula starts from Column 'H' which is hidden. When inserting a new column 'I' the formula updates to include the new column. John
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