The loan was through PenFed. I paid off the balance of roughly $960 on Feb 21st. The loan is completely gone from my PedFed account, I can only see the mandatory checking account that was setup with the loan now, for all of $5.02. However, Mint is still saying I have that debt of $960 on my loan list! How can I force this to update? I assume I can probably delete the account and re-add it, but I would like to keep the payment history if I can.
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I paid my loans off more than a week ago and the payment is reflected on the sending end but my loan balances have not changed in Mint. FedLoan does take a while to update this account, I've noticed, but a week+ is annoying. My balance is accurate on the FedLoan site...interestingly they cut my access off to all statements, payment counts, etc. and all I can see is that the payment was applied (jerks probably trying to avoid customers having too much paperwork since they will probably get sued again soon).
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The above monthly payments are based on a loan amount of $200,000 with an initial interest rate of 5.875% (7.336% APR) for 60 months and 0.0 points. The payment amounts listed in the above table do not include amounts for required taxes, hazard insurance premium and title insurance premium.
After the initial fixed-rate period based on the initial interest rate and interest rate caps disclosed above, the maximum first adjusted rate for this loan will never be more than 7.875%, with a maximum first payment of $1,418.82. The maximum lifetime rate will never be more than 10.875% with an estimated maximum monthly payment of $1,444.71.
Not sure if this is the correct forum. But I am a mint user. I recently purchased a home and added the home to my assets section. Unfortunately, the mortgager is one that doesn't allow mint integration. So I decided to add it manually as a asset -> loan. The problem is, the net worth section does not reflect this Loan. But it does reflect the property value as an asset. So my network is inflated. Anyone know of a way to get the manually added loan to reflect in the net worth calculation?
Thanks for the link. However, that link only takes me to the guidelines for the Mint Answers community. Strange enough, nowhere on that page is the link to the actual community's page. I tried to "log in" and it just takes me to my mint dashboard. I tried to click sign up thinking the sign-up page was for "mint answers", but it just asks me to create a new intuit account, which I have already. I tried combing through the mint help section, but the only community/forum it leads me to is this one. I even tried googling Mint Answers or Mint Answers Community and the only related result I get is for again, the guidelines page or old articles from 2010. I am convinced that this community/forum does not actually exist. Maybe it had at one point, but it doesn't anymore.
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More than three million borrowers have had $127 billion of their federal student loans flagged for cancellation, despite a Supreme Court ruling in June that blocked relief for millions more student-loan holders. The Education Department has also changed how income-driven repayment programs work for lower-income borrowers, allowing millions to make low monthly payments and have their remaining balances forgiven at the end of a 20 or 25-year plan.
Around 40 million borrowers hold $1.6 trillion in federal student debt. Debt forgiveness is a win for many borrowers, but comes at a cost to taxpayers. Republicans have criticized Biden student loan policies as overstepping his legal authority and using taxpayer funds to support people who should repay the loans they took out.
That figure suggests only a fraction of bankruptcy filers are attempting to use the new process. In July, after a freedom of information request from a borrower advocacy group, the Education Department provided a list of 45 cases since the new guidelines were issued in which there had been successful student loan discharges.
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There is another option for dealing with upside down loans when you need to get a new car, but your friends at Toyota serving Mint Hill want you to consider this carefully. You can roll a remaining balance of a car loan after you trade in a car onto the back of a new car loan. The problem with this is that you will most likely be upside down on your new car loan before you even drive it off the lot.
If I remove the regular budget items (and leave the goals in place), I see that I now have un-budgeted money, but when the payment transactions for those items get imported (ie. when I make a credit card or loan payment), it counts it against the budget as "Everything Else" instead of toward the goals.
If you want some student loan money to apply to a goal, and some to apply to a budget (eg, you have two different student loans, and one of them is a goal, etc), then that's problematic -- I don't believe that Mint gets any more detailed than the transaction categorization, which would be "Student Loan."
I also like using and tracking against the Goals feature, so I exclude my savings and Roth IRA "purchases" from my budget by categorizing them as transfers. Through some mental loopholes, this works for me. I'm effectively "transferring" my money to myself in another bucket. I believe this would work just fine for student loans as well. e24fc04721