Sample FedLoan Servicing billing statement
We've numbered and described each element of the sample billing statement below to help you better understand it. See the bottom of the page for links to more information.
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- Account Number: Your 10-digit account number with us.
Learn more about your account number.
- Date Billed: When we generate your bill.
- Date Due: When you must pay the total amount for this bill to avoid delinquency.
- Date Last Payment: When we received your last loan payment.
- Principal Amt Last Payment: How much of your last payment went toward your total outstanding principal balance.
- Interest Amt Last Payment: How much of your last payment went toward satisfying your accrued outstanding interest.
- Late Fee Amt Last Payment: How much of your last payment went toward outstanding late fees.
- Total Amount Last Payment: The amount of your last loan payment.
- Bill Type: One of the following:
- Install (Installment)—Regular monthly payment.
- Interest—Quarterly or monthly interest you must pay to prevent delinquency or interest capitalization.
- Int Notice (Interest to be capitalized)—Statement of outstanding interest that will capitalize if not paid.
- Amount Past Due: Total unpaid amount from the previous billing cycle.
- Current Due: Total amount you owe for the current billing cycle.
- Total Principal & Interest Due: Amount Past Due + Current Due.
- Outstanding Late Fees to Date: Total assessed late fees as of the billing date.
- Loan Sequence: A reference number for your specific loans; use when communicating with us about your loans.
- First Disb: First disbursement date for each loan.
- Your loan type (i.e. Stafford, PLUS, etc.).
- Status: One of the following:
- Repay (Repayment)—Monthly payments.
- Inter (Interim)—In school.
- Defer (Deferment)—On deferment and not due for regular monthly payments. You're responsible for interest on unsubsidized loans.
- Forb (Forbearance)—On forbearance and not due for regular monthly payments. You're responsible for interest on both subsidized and unsubsidized loans.
- Grace (Grace Period)—Time (usually 6 months) between leaving school and starting your monthly loan payments. You're responsible for interest on unsubsidized loans.
- Owner: Name of the current owner of each of your loans.
- Monthly Installment Amount: Scheduled installment amount due each month.
- Int Rate: Rate at which interest is currently accruing (this can be a fixed or variable rate).
- Balance: Includes principal only; does not include accrued interest and is not your total payoff amount.
- Amount Past Due: Unpaid amounts for each loan from the previous billing cycles.
- Current Amount Due: How much you owe for the current billing cycle.
- Total Amount Due: Amount Past Due + Current Amount Due.
- Received After This Date: When we will assess late fees.
- Late Fee to be Assessed: The amount of the late fees.
- Change of Address: Notifies us to look for a change to your address or telephone number on the back of your billing stub. You can also make changes online by signing in to your account.
- Amount Paid: Where you write the amount of your check or money order.
- Address: Where to mail your payment to ensure prompt processing.
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- Original Principal Amount: The original outstanding amount of the loan.
- Total Interest Paid: The total amount of interest paid to date on the loan since it was first disbursed.
- Total Fees Paid: The total amount of fees paid to date on the loan since it was first disbursed.
- Total Principal Paid: The total amount of principal paid to date on the loan since it was first disbursed.
- Aggregate Amount Paid: The total amount paid to date on the loan, including amount paid toward interest, fees, and against the principal.
Note: Total Interest Paid, Total Fees Paid, Total Principal Paid, and Aggregate Amount Paid values do not reflect payments made while your loan(s) was serviced elsewhere. |
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