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I have 3 student loans through sallie mae, they went past due in 2011, my cedit report shows feb 11 paid, then march 11 90 days past due then 6 120 days past due, why didnt they go 30 then 60 days past due first?
Feb, 2013 |
Jan, 2010 |
Feb, 2013 |
XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX0100 |
$1,977 |
Installment |
Individual |
$22 |
Miscellaneous |
No contact information provided by Equifax
$1,857 | Pays account as agreed |
0 times |
0 times |
7 times (Sep 2011, Aug 2011, Jul 2011, Jun 2011, May 2011, Apr 2011, Mar 2011) |
Legend: | Currently paid as agreed |
90 days late | |
120 days late |
sorry for the ugly CR paste
Did you make a partial or late payment at any point?
My guess would be that you paid some amount, and that was applied to your March payment, capping it at a 90-day late. Otherwise it could just be some quirk or reporting, or a mistake.
The reason there are no 30- or 60-day remarks is because those remarks were changed when the payment when into the next overdue category. Had you pulled your report at the appropriate time, you would have seen the 30, 60 and 90 day remarks for each of those months, but since they were not paid, they moved to the 120+ category, which I believe is the most overdue mark you can get for a payment.
Because it is reporting how late THAT payment was.
For instance, you don't pay March until it is 91 days late, so in July. If at that time, you bring the account current, your March payment would be 90, April 60, June 30, and your July payment would be on time. If you only paid the March payment, the other payments would continue to become later and later until they hit the 120 day mark. If you do make partial payments on an overdue account, that's why its important to understand how the payment is applied. If most of it goes to penalties or interest, it may not actually pay the overdue amounts, and they can continue to go late.
It's not uncommon to have a creditor skip the 30 and 60, or not report at all initially. Certainly pull up your payment history and reconcile, but if the 90 or worse were accurate for that month, you wouldn't want to tell your lender to add two more lates.