the balance due on their said remaining loan

English translation: whatever amount (balance) remains on the loan (due to be paid)

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English term or phrase:the balance due on their said remaining loan
Selected answer:whatever amount (balance) remains on the loan (due to be paid)
Entered by: Nam Vo

07:45 Jun 14, 2018
English language (monolingual) [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Finance (general)
English term or phrase: the balance due on their said remaining loan
This is quite complicated, difficult to understand. Help, please!

I don't understand "other than for graduation" either. If you guys can explain it, I really appriciate it.
Context:

Additional Clause
Interest at a rate of 7% (seven percent) will accrue on the remaining balance the first day after the "Course Extended Completion Date".
All overage charges combined of $12.00 an hour times however many overage hours and any remaining tuition balance within the original contract agreement will be subject to interest at 7% (seven percent) until the loan amount is paid in full.
If the student's enrollment ends before the "Original Course Projected Completion Date" or the "Extended Course Completion Date", other than for graduation , the student will be subject to 7% (seven percent) interest on the balance due on their said remaining loan.
Nam Vo
Vietnam
Local time: 21:51
whatever amount (balance) remains on the loan (due to be paid)
Explanation:
If a student leaves the course (stops being enrolled on it) without completing it that is, before the expected completion date for the course ( or an extended completion date), any balance remaining due to be paid will have 7% interest added to it.

other than for graduation= This interest will not apply, however, if the student graduates. If they graduate (get their diploma or degree or whatever award) then, obviously, they no longer need to be enrolled on the course, so the remaining loan will be paid off in the usual way without extra interest on the balance.

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Yvonne Gallagher
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Local time: 14:51
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Thank you very much! I appreciate it :)
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whatever amount (balance) remains on the loan (due to be paid)


Explanation:
If a student leaves the course (stops being enrolled on it) without completing it that is, before the expected completion date for the course ( or an extended completion date), any balance remaining due to be paid will have 7% interest added to it.

other than for graduation= This interest will not apply, however, if the student graduates. If they graduate (get their diploma or degree or whatever award) then, obviously, they no longer need to be enrolled on the course, so the remaining loan will be paid off in the usual way without extra interest on the balance.

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Note added at 6 days (2018-06-20 10:37:12 GMT) Post-grading
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Glad to have helped

Yvonne Gallagher
Ireland
Local time: 14:51
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Thank you very much! I appreciate it :)
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Asker: Thank you very much, Yvonne Gallagher. Great help :) And thanks, philgoddard.


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agree  philgoddard: They could simply have said "the balance of the loan".
3 hrs
  -> Yes, indeed they could
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