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Periodic Moratorium On principal payment #897

Closed jiron12 closed 5 years ago

jiron12 commented 10 years ago

Dear MIFOS Comnunity Here is another issue we'd like to raise.

Situation We have many clients with revenue that is heavily depending on the season of the year. For example farmers, beekeepers or pavers. For these we need the possibility to pay back, for example in some winter months, the interest only.

periodicmoratorium

Approach With my limited knowledge about MIFOS I can think of one general approach to achieve this, ...my two cents:

Define on loan creation something like "Periodic Moratorium On principal payment" similar to "Moratorium On principal payment". Where one could select/deselect months/weeks/days according to "Repaid every". Of course the same could consequently be made on Interest and Arrears Ageing.

I am aware of the fact that, whichever way to solve it, this might be no small thing. But our clients indeed want and need I schedule like that. So we thought we'd just ask.

Thank you very much for considering! Joel

vishwasbabu commented 10 years ago

Hi @jiron12 , the preferred location for raising feature requests is on our mailing lists http://mifos.org/community/communications or on https://mifosforge.jira.com/.

Your issue has been forwarded to the lists and raised on Jira as https://mifosforge.jira.com/browse/MIFOSX-1174

vorburger commented 5 years ago

@jiron12 thank you for your interest in Mifos. This Git repository is no longer actively maintained, but we would love to see your contributions over in https://github.com/apache/fineract, which is the exact same code as this one.

Just FYI, that apache/fineract project doesn't use Git Hub Issues but instead they use issues in the FINERACT project in the Apache JIRA, here: https://issues.apache.org/jira. You may also be interested in having a look at http://fineract.apache.org for a better overview and more resources.

I'm closing this old open issue to avoid any future confusion to others.

/Cc FYI @openMF/admins @openMF/core-team @meonkeys @myrle-krantz