Name |
Has the options ‘Open’ and ‘Check Exists’. Enter name of adjustment set in Expression column. |
Add new item |
Has the options ‘End of list’, ‘Insert before current’ and ‘Insert after current’. Using these options will determine where the new adjustment is placed. |
Type |
Adjustment type (e.g. Missed payment, override…)
Note: If you select an incorrect adjustment for the case type this will default to an incorrect type.
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Value |
Enter a value for the adjustment
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Calculated PPI
premium (based on fee per £100).Based on the Premium loan calculator,
calculated PPI premium options will only calculate the monthly PPI premium
not the single ■
Calculated PPI
premium (inc. premium) ■
Previous adjustment
value ■
Previous adjustment
value * set value (specify) ■
Make a value negative ■
Make a value positive ■
Balance * set value
(specify) ■
Total payment * set
value (specify) = loan payment (Notional) * term in months * set value ■
RU78 refund (ALL) ■
RU78 refund (Exc.
Loan) ■
RU78 refund (ALL Exc
Int) ■
RU78 refund (Exc.
Loan & Int) ■ Payment in period * set value (specify)
o calculates differences in months between From month an To month (ignores days) o multiplies this value by the monthly payment value o gets second payment as first normally includes uncollected interest o
multiplies the new value by the
specified value in the wizard (should ideally be 1 or -1) ■
Last payment * set
value ■
Last loan payment *
set value ■
Last premium * set
value ■
Period end interest
balance = total interest applied to loan ■
Period end capital
balance = last line of actual rework - Balance (period end) ■
Period end balance ■
Period end repay
balance = total Net Payments ■ Period end premium balance = total Net Payments (Premium case)
DTA can also be used as a value (enter this in the value column). Only use ‘Set’ or ‘Set and Enter’ as selecting ‘Enter’ does not display the dropdown options. |
From date |
From date for the adjustment, includes period, first payment, last adjustment and period + term from dates |
To date |
To date for adjustment, includes period and last adjustment to date NOTE: When using ‘Last adjustment from date’ as an option you need to set this first otherwise you will get the same date as the from date. |
Calc |
Set which calculation this adjustment is for: |
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■ Specify value – Allows values / user variables. |
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■ Current calc |
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■ Current calc + 1 |
Description |
Set an alternative description for the adjustment |
Loan |
Loan A / Loan B / ALL |
Part |
Set which part the adjustment applies to (Part A-X, All, User Variable) |
Increase type |
Simple % / Amount / Compound / Table % / Table % x 1.5 / Table % x 2 / Table % x 2.5 / Table % x 3 |
Increase amount |
Amount to increase by or Table name |
Increase period |
Annual, Monthly, Quarterly and variants therein |
Get average value |
Returns an average value of the adjustment type selected – adjustments need to be saved first in a previous step. |
Get sum |
Returns the sum value of the adjustment type selected - adjustments need to be saved first in a previous step. |
Get rows |
Returns the number of the selected adjustment, if no adjustment selected returns the total number of all adjustments - adjustments need to be saved first in a previous step. |
Find adjustment |
Locate adjustment type within the set. You can find the first, last or next of a type of adjustment. A selection of methods to locate and move through the adjustment set are available.
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Check adjustment |
Checks if adjustment is not found. If not found wizard will perform the specified action. Note. Check adjustment should be used after ‘Find adjustment’. Check adjustment will look at condition status if type not specified. If an adjustment is not found, ‘Not found - go to step’ option can be used to direct the wizard to another step or ‘Not found – go to label (forwards)/ (backwards)’ option can be used to direct the wizard to a set label. If an adjustment is on the last row within an adjustment set,’Last row – go to step’ option can be used and will go to the step specified or or ‘Last row – go to label (forwards)/ (backwards)’ option can be used to direct the wizard to a set label. .
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Save adjustments |
Save & Close, Save, Close, Save As & Close, Save As, Add To and Add To & Close. Add To & Close creates a copy of existing adjustments (if retrieved first via "Name" item). It is used for editing the existing adjustments, but also creating a copy of the existing ones to keep unedited. E.g. You could want to create another monthly payment with a new value (but same dates) as well as keeping the original |
Clear adjustments |
Select options to clear the adjustment set. Please note, this item action should be used after the name of the adjustment set has been entered. |
Duplicate setup |
This will repeat the whole step up to a maximum of 20 times (Include any open / save in steps before / after a duplicate step) |
Align Data |
Adjustments that have overlapping dates can be corrected |
Remove current adjustment |
Current adjustment selected will be removed |
Remove duplicates |
Removes all or named adjustment duplicates |
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The order in which the Clear Adjustment
is added/used can affect the case.
E.g. Placing All (all sets) before the name works
correctly. If it is positioned after the name, it will select either Main or
the present set and overwrite them.
There are two entries which are used predominantly for Pensions types cases, namely Annuity Factor, and Survival factor:
Annuity Factor: For use in a pensions consolidation type case. A value for annuity factor will be calculated based on the following inputs, if the date of births are not able to obtain a mortality rate then a value of 0 will be returned and a wizard warning will be logged:
· Date of Birth
· Date of Retirement
· Date of calculation
· Spouse Date of Birth
· Post Retirement Inflation rate – a 2dp value (0-100)
· Post Retirement Discount Rate – a 2dp value (0-100)
· Guaranteed Years of Payment
· Spouse % - a 2dp value (0-100)
· Death Benefit - Yes/No
· Fist Increase - Full/Half/None
· Split between Single and Joint annuity – a 2dp Factor from 0 to 1 (not required unless End Age is entered, defaults to 0.85)
· End Age (not required, defaults to 120, calculation will continue until both parties reach this age if Death Benefits are included)
Survival Factor: For use in a pensions consolidation type case. A value for survival factor will be calculated based on the following inputs, if the date of births are not able to obtain a mortality rate then a value of 0 will be returned and a wizard warning will be logged:
· Date of Birth
· Calc Date
· Date of retirement (end date for survival factor calculation)
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