Major changes or additions to the FFIEC Federal Disclosure Computational Tool: (most recent first)
December 15, 2022
The following functionality has been updated:
A user may now enter the bank-disclosed Total of Payments (TOP), which is a regulatory requirement, so the user can compare the bank-disclosed amount to the amount calculated by the tool.
A clear/cancel button has been added to allow the user to remove the account information previously added for the loan, in order to improve the user experience.
The tool now assists the user with data entry by highlighting or notifying the user of potential data entry errors for scenarios related to:
Entering a negative number for Amount Financed; and
Entering a negative number for Amount Financed and a positive payment stream.
June 3, 2021
The following functionality has been updated:
For all loans, the business logic was removed for the “Actual Days (365/365)” interest accrual option and “Actual Days” payment frequency that prevented a user from entering a date range that resulted in equal months.
For all loans, the formula for the number of odd days during a leap year was updated.
For all loans, the loan results page will now display the label “Whole Months (360/365)” instead of “Actual Days (360/365)” when the Interest Accrual Type is “Whole Months (360/365).”
For single advance/single payment construction loans, the Actual Days Between First and Last Dates field in the calendar dialogue window for the Construction Interest was updated.