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I have a LOC and needed to make sure I was clear on something. Wanted clarity on repaying a LOC Draw.
Lets say I draw $3k from my LOC and base on the interest rate the interest amount is $425.16 for 12 Months, which gives me a total cost of $3,425.16.
My question is if I want to pay the loan early "Lets say 4 Months"
1. Do I have to pay the $3,425.16 in total?
2. Or do I pay the $3k (Minus the amount I already paid the first 3 months) + the interest occurred for the 4 months (Minus the amount I already paid the first 3 months)? So just $2,250 + the interest for the 4th month?
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Thanks for posting here, Idaniel01. I'll provide relevant information about your concern.
QuickBooks Line of Credit allows you to manage your repayments over 12 monthly installments, but you can pay off the balance early if it suits your financial situation.
If you decide to pay off the loan early (after four months in your case), you do not have to pay the entire $3,425.16. Instead, you would pay the remaining principal amount after deducting any payments made during the first three months and the interest accrued for the fourth month.
QuickBooks does not impose any prepayment penalties on its line of credit. It means you can pay off your balance early without incurring additional fees, allowing you to save on interest costs. Read this helpful resource to learn more about this feature: Intuit QuickBooks introduces Line of Credit.
Additionally, refer to these articles about managing QuickBooks Line of credit:
For future reference, here's a guide on ensuring your accounts in QuickBooks match your real-life ones: Learn the reconcile workflow in QuickBooks.
If you require additional guidance with your QuickBooks Line of Credit, please don't hesitate to respond to this post. Keep safe, and I wish your business continued success.
Thanks for posting here, Idaniel01. I'll provide relevant information about your concern.
QuickBooks Line of Credit allows you to manage your repayments over 12 monthly installments, but you can pay off the balance early if it suits your financial situation.
If you decide to pay off the loan early (after four months in your case), you do not have to pay the entire $3,425.16. Instead, you would pay the remaining principal amount after deducting any payments made during the first three months and the interest accrued for the fourth month.
QuickBooks does not impose any prepayment penalties on its line of credit. It means you can pay off your balance early without incurring additional fees, allowing you to save on interest costs. Read this helpful resource to learn more about this feature: Intuit QuickBooks introduces Line of Credit.
Additionally, refer to these articles about managing QuickBooks Line of credit:
For future reference, here's a guide on ensuring your accounts in QuickBooks match your real-life ones: Learn the reconcile workflow in QuickBooks.
If you require additional guidance with your QuickBooks Line of Credit, please don't hesitate to respond to this post. Keep safe, and I wish your business continued success.
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