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![Quote](images/misc/quote_icon.png) Originally Posted by Vagabond47
I logged in this morning to check if the status on that loan had changed, and discovered something interesting. On the mobile version of the interface there are a couple of other loans with interesting statuses. Like one with "current (61-90)" and current (31-60) and sure enough, last payment in April for both loans. On the fullsize interface those loans simply show as current. So apparently current can mean anything from actually current to we're about to charge it off.
I think Harmoney needs to sort their systems out pronto.
From experience I'd say just different "Categories" of credit control
Borrowers are able to vary the terms if they suffer "unforseen financial hardship" through a formal application. HM would also no doubt vary terms on a case-to-case basis as part of their collection process.
Therefore I'd read "Current (61-90)" - to mean that collections have been renegotiated, so borrower is on track with payments, but from a lender perspective client remains 2 months behind.
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