How to Reconcile Loan Proceeds Sent to Several Recipients
Track what the lender sent to each recipient and verify each credit before closing out the original obligations.
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Track what the lender sent to each recipient and verify each credit before closing out the original obligations.
Worked example
Of $12,000 approved, $250 is withheld as a fee. The lender sends $6,100 and $4,200 to two creditors and $1,450 to you. These reconcile to $11,750 in net proceeds. These U.S. dollar figures are illustrative.
What to verify before committing money
Obtain the disbursement schedule and creditor references. Match each transfer to the creditor’s account number and statement.
How the budget changes in a second scenario
If one creditor applies $4,100 and holds $100 pending account confirmation, ask it to reconcile the remaining amount before assuming that balance is cleared.
Frequently asked question
Can I stop watching the old accounts after funding?
Check each creditor’s posted balance and current payment instructions through final reconciliation.
Use the FinToku loan comparison calculator to review the updated figures alongside your other commitments. See the CFPB installment loan fee guidance for background.
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