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meetings, recur_on_day, recurrence_detail - two entries get created per savings offering, 1. for period of interest calculation 2. freq of interest posting
prd_offering - one entry for every product offering creation.
prd_offering_meeting - two entries which maps a savings product offering to two meeting created in "meeting" table.
savings_offerings - contains the savings product offering specific information

account - contains core account information for savings account
savings_account - contains savings specific information
savings_performance - contains details of total deposits, total withdrawals, total_interest, missed_deposits

savings_activity_details - contains details about deposit, withdrawn, interest posted and adjustments (the entries from this table are shown on the UI "View Savings Activity Details")
account_payment -

account_trxn -
savings_trxn_detail -
savings_schedule -

NOTES: About editing Savings products

  • On every edit operation new entries gets created in meeting tables, those should get updated not created again.
  • Start Date (Start Date for and Active product can not be edited so it should be read only like GL Code)
  • "View Change logs" seems to be working correctly for all the editable fields in "Edit Savings Product Offering"

Savings Matrix

  1. Group Model (with Individual Tracking/Accountability): Center and Group (per individual mode)
  2. Group Model (with no Individual Tracking/Accountability): Group (Complete Group mode)
  3. Individual Model: Client

 

Center

Group (Per Individual)

Client

Group (Complete)

Voluntary

  • saving_schedules created for each client (active/on hold)
  • each client can pay anything not just the 'recommend amount' and schedule is marked as paid
  • each client may withdraw up to 'max withdrawal' per transaction
  • making an 'unspecified' payment payment is against the center itself and no schedule associated with client is updated
  • overpaying a clients 'recommended deposit' means 'savings installment' is paid up to that amount and marked as paid and a 'unscheduled' payment is made for the rest of the excess against the client that paid making two entries in account_trxn.
  • saving_schedules created for each client (active/on hold)
  • saving_schedules created for client (active/on hold)
  • savings schedules are created for Group only, no tracking of clients
  • can pay anything not just the 'recommend amount' and schedule is marked as paid
  • prepayments are handled as 'unscheduled payments' against group customer.
  • overpaying the 'recommended deposit' means 'savings installment' is paid up to that amount and marked as paid and a 'unscheduled' payment is made for the rest of the excess against the group that paid making two entries in account_trxn.

Mandatory

  • saving_schedules created for each client (active/on hold)
  • each client must pay 'mandatory amount' before schedule is marked as paid
  • each client may withdraw up to 'max withdrawal' per transaction
  • making an 'unspecified' payment is against the center itself and no schedule associated with client is updated
  • underpaying a clients 'mandatory deposit' means 'savings installment' remains unpaid
  • overpaying a clients 'mandatory deposit' means 'savings installment' is paid in full and marked as paid and a 'unspecified' payment is made for the rest of the excess. The difference with this 'unspecified' payment is that it is tracked against the client and not the center in the 'account_trxn' table.

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Interest Calculation and Posting

Introduction

When creating a SavingsProduct, the user can define how interest calucation and posting will happen.

Mifos out-of-the-box currently supports two types of interest calculation; Average Balance and Minimum Balance.

The user may also choose from two types of time period for interest calculation; Days and Months

For interest posting, only Months are supported.

Interest Calculation

At present interest calculation is carried out by an overnight batch job (SavingsIntCalcTask). It determines when to run based on the next interest calculation date value stored in savings_account -> next_int_calc_date datable table/column.

When a savings account goes active for the first time, an initial next calculation date is determine based on the start of the fiscal year which is fixed at January 1st and the interest calculation time period chosen in the savings account product definition. For interest calculation, this can be Daily (e.g. every x days) or Monthly at the end of the month (e.g. every x months on last day of month).

So interest is only calculated for any transactions that occur within a given 'interest calculation period'. The interest calculated for a given period is stored (savings_account -> int_to_be_posted) until the next interest posting date is reached whereby the sum of all calculated interest is posted to the savings account.

Interest Calculation Dates in Months

Example:

Interest calculation is determined every 3 months so based on starting from Fiscal start of year, the valid interest calculation dates are:

Jan-01 to Mar-31

Apr-01 to Jun-30

July-01 to Sep-30

Oct-01 to Dec-31

Interest Calculation Dates in Days

Interest calculation is determined every 28 days (4 weeks) so based on starting from Fiscal start of year, the valid interest calculation dates are:

Fri Jan-01 to Fri Jan 29
Sat Jan-30 to Fri Feb 26
..
..

Interest Posting

Interest posting always occurs on a monthly basis on the last day of the month.

When interest is due for posting, its takes the value from (savings_account -> int_to_be_posted) and posts it the date of last day of month.

Interest posting is handled overnight by batch job (SavingsIntPostingTask).

Interest Posting Dates in Months

Interest calculation is determined every 1 months so based on starting from Fiscal start of year, the valid interest posting dates are:

Jan-01 to Jan-31

Feb-01 to Feb-28/29

Mar-01 to Mar-31
..
..
Dec-01 to Dec-31

Interest Calculation Formula

Interest Calculation Formula

Balance

Table Used

A = P(1+r/n)

Minimum Balance

SAVINGS_TRXN_DETAIL

A = P(1+r/n)

Average Balance

SAVINGS_TRXN_DETAIL

r = R/100 x D/F

P = AvB/D or MB/D

I = P(r) only if P is greater than or equal to minimum balance required for interest calculation otherwise the interest (I) will be zero.

AvB = Total Average Balance for duration D

MB = Minimum Balance for duration D

D = Duration/Interval (Days) for which the interest is being calculated

F = Number of Days in Financial Year

P = Principal amount (initial amount) (Average/Minimum Balance)

R = Annual rate of interest (as a decimal) (defined during savings product creation)

r = Effective interest rate for the duration D

I = Interest Amount

Interest Calculation Examples

The purpose of these interest caluclation example is to describe by example how savings work in mifos. From reading through these, you should be able to understand

  1. How and when dates for interest calucation and posting are determined
  2. How the Average Balance algorithm works
  3. How the Minimum Balance algorithm works
  4. How and when interest is calculated for a given Interest Calculation Period
  5. How and when interest is posted to a savings account

see Interest Calculation For Average Balance By Example
see Interest Calculation For Minimum Balance By Example

For each the average and minimum balance examples below we will use the same savings product definition:

Savings Product Details:
Interest Rate - 10%
Interest Calculation - every 1 months
Interest Posting - every 3 months
Minimum Balance - 1000 (interest calculation is only applicable when 'average balance' or 'minimum balance' exceeds this value for given calculation period.

Saving Product Details Explained

Interest Rate – The yearly rate at which interest shal be applied. (In mifos a year can be defined as 365 days or 360days in Accounting Rules configuration)

Interest Calculation Period – every 1 month on the end of the month with dates starting from start of financial year (always 1 Jan in mifos)

Interest Posting – every 3 months on the end of the month with dates starting from start of financial year (always 1 Jan in mifos)

Minimum Balance (for interest Calculation) – if the Average or Minimum Balance Principal for a given calculation period is greater or equal to Minimum Balance required then interest calculation is applicable.

Average Balance Example

Savings Account Created

Account Opened on 19 July 2010.

Savings Account Creation Info

When an account is created in a state other than 'Active', Only a SavingsPerformance is created which is used to track the performance of the account (deposits, withdrawals, interest, missed deposits etc)

Savings Account Activated

Account Activated on 20 July 2010.

Savings Account Activation Info

When an account goes active (for the first time) serveral things happen.

  • account activtion date is set.
  • The next interest calculation date is determined - in this case as interest calculation occurs every 1 months on end of month, the valid set of interest calculation dates are highlight in the table below.
  • The next interest posting date is determined - in this case, occurs every 3 months on end of month, the valid set of interest posting dates highlighted below beside the possible interest calculation dates
  • It is only through interest posting that interest is actually compounded on the account.
  • Schedules are generated with mandatory/recommened amounts to track payments by group/individual clients.
Possible Interest Calculation and Posting Dates

Date

Note

Jan 31 2010

possible next calculation date

Feb 28 2010

possible next calculation date

Mar 31 2010

possible next calculation date and posting date

Apr 30 2010

possible next calculation date

May 31 2010

possible next calculation date

Jun 30 2010

possible next calculation date and posting date

July 31 2010

possible next calculation date

August 31 2010

possible next calculation date

September 30 2010

possible next calculation date and posting date

October 31 2010

possible next calculation date

November 31 2010

possible next calculation date

December 31 2010

possible next calculation date and posting date

Actual Interest Calculation and Posting Dates based on Account Activation

The account goes active on 20 July 2010

Date

Total Balance

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

19 July 2010

0

account created pending approval

20 July 2010

0

31 July 2010

30 September 2010

account activated

Savings Account Transactions - First Non Zero Balance Transaction (Deposit/Withdrawal)

On 25th of July, a deposit of 1000 is made. No other activity occurs on the account which results in the account state looking like below.

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

19 July 2010

0

0

account created pending approval

20 July 2010

0

0

31 July 2010

30 September 2010

account activated

25 July 2010

Deposit

1000

1000

31 July 2010

30 September 2010

account activated

As a result, on midnight of 31 July 2010 - 1 Aug 2010, the savings interest calculation batch will run and calculate interest for this account.

Calculation periods where first deposit occurs are handled is slightly special way.

Strictly speaking, the 'calculation period' is monthly so is from 1st of July to 31st of July 2010. However the account was only created on the 19th of July.

  • The 'average balance' is NOT calculated from the account creation date - 19 July 2010.
  • The 'average balance' is NOT calculated from the account activation date - 20 July 2010.
  • The 'average balance' is calculated from the first day of activity that results in a non-zero balance which is - 25 July 2010.

Average balance worked out for july

Given the average balance equation shown above:

Starting from 25th of July:

  • 25th of July to 31st July = 6 days duration (not including the 25th itself)
  • 25th of July to 31st July = 1000 balance for duration
  • P (July) = (1000 * (25 to 31 July) / (25 to 31 July) =(1000 * 6) / 6 = 1000 (since the P >= 1000, interest should be calculated)
  • r (July) = interest / 100 * (25 to 31 July) / (Number of Days in current financial year) = (10 / 100) * (6 / 365) = 6 / 3650
  • I (July) = P (r) = 1000 (6 / 3650) = 1.64 (rounding up to 2 decimal)

This interest is not posted (as its not due to be posted) but is instead stored in a interest to be posted column on savings_account. The next interest calculation date is upated to end of 1 month from last (Aug 31 2010) leaving the account looking like the following for July.

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

19 July 2010

0

0

0

account created pending approval

20 July 2010

0

0

0

31 July 2010

30 September 2010

account activated

25 July 2010

Deposit

1000

1000

0

31 July 2010

30 September 2010

deposit made

31 July 2010

Interest Calculated

1.64

1000

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

 

Savings Account Transactions (deposit/withdrawal)

There is no activity as the account rolls into August but a deposit is made on the 10th of August and a withdrawal near the end on the 30th of August. This leaves the account looking like this before interest calculation runs again on 31st of August.

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

1st August 2010

0

1000

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

balance brought over from July

10th August 2010

Deposit

500

1500

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

deposit of 500

30th August 2010

Withdrawal

1000

500

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

withdrawal of 1000

Interest Calculation Period is from 1st August to 31 August = 31 days duration
For 10 days the balance was 1000, for 20 days it was 1500 and for 1 day it was 500: thus

P (Aug) = ((1000 *10) + (1500 * 20) + (500 * 1)) / 31 = (10000 + 30000 + 500) / 31 = 40500 / 31 ( >= 1000)

r (Aug) = (10 / 100) * (31 / 365) = 31 / 3650

I (Aug) = P (r) = 40500 / 31 * (31 / 3650) = 11.10

Calculated interest from this period, 11.10 is added to previously calculated interest (1.64) resulting in 12.74 interest for July and August. The interest is still not compounded.

Which results in account looking like the following for August.

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

1st August 2010

0

1000

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

balance brought over from July

10th August 2010

Deposit

500

1500

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

deposit of 500

30th August 2010

Withdrawal

1000

500

1.64

31 August 2010

30 September 2010

withdrawal of 1000

31 August 2010

Interest Calculated

11.10

500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

 

Savings Account Transactions (interest posting and no interest calculation for failing to reach minimum balance)

Again, there is little activity in September but for a deposit and withdrawal but interest is due to be calculated and compounded at the end of the month.

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

01st September 2010

0

500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

balance brought over from August

15th September 2010

Deposit

1000

1500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

deposit of 1000

25th September 2010

Withdrawal

500

1000

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

withdrawal of 500

First of all interest is calculated for the period.

Interest Calculation Period is from 1st September to 30 September = 30 days duration
For 15 days the balance was 500, for 10 days it was 1500 and for 5 days it was 1000: thus

P (Sept) = ((500 * 15) + (1500 * 10) + (1000 * 5)) / 30 = (7500 + 15000 + 5000) / 30 = 27500 / 30 ( is not >= 1000) so no interest should be calculated
r (Sept) = (10 / 100) * (30 / 365) = 3 / 365
I (Sept) = P (r) = 0 because of minimum balance condition

Next the interest that is due to be posted is posted to account (12.74) and this value is reset to zero, next interest calculation and posting dates are also updated making the end of month account look like.

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

01st September 2010

0

500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

balance brought over from August

15th September 2010

Deposit

1000

1500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

deposit of 1000

25th September 2010

Withdrawal

500

1000

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

withdrawal of 500

31st September 2010

Interest Calculated and posted

0 + 12.74

1012.74

0

31 October 2010

31 December 2010

interest posted

Savings Account Transactions (adjustments or back-dated transactions)

The account at the start of october looks like the following:

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

01st October 2010

0

1012.74

0

31 October 2010

31 December 2010

balance brought forward from september

There is no activity in October except for an adjustment of a previous transaction. (At present mifos only allows adjustment of the very last transaction so we will adjust the withdrawal transaction). Instead of withdrawing 500 on 25th of September, it should of being Zero.

So september account really looks like this now:

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

01st September 2010

0

500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

balance brought over from August

15th September 2010

Deposit

1000

1500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

deposit of 1000

25th September 2010

Withdrawal

500

1000

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

withdrawal of 500

25th September 2010

Adjustment

-500

1500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

adjust withdrawal of 500

25th September 2010

Withdrawal

0

1500

12.74

30 September 2010

30 September 2010

withdrawal of 0

And as a result of this Septembers interest calculation should of being:

Interest Calculation Period is from 1st September to 30 September = 30 days duration
For 15 days the balance was 500, for 10 days it was 1500 and for 5 days it was 1500: thus

P (Sept) = ((500 * 15) + (1500 * 10) + (1500 * 5)) / 30 = (7500 + 15000 + 7500) / 30 = 30000 / 30 ( is = 1000) so interest should of being calculated!
r (Sept) = (10 / 100) * (30 / 365) = 3 / 365
I (Aug) = P (r) = 30000 / 30 * (30 / 3650) = 8.2197 = 8.22

As a result Septembers closing balance and octobers opening balance should look like this:

Date

Activity

Amount

Total Balance

Interest To Be Posted

Next Calculation Date

Next Posting Date

Note

31st September 2010

Interest Calculated and posted

8.22 + 12.74

1020.96

0

31 October 2010

31 December 2010

interest posted

01st October 2010

 

0

1020.96

0

31 October 2010

31 December 2010

balance brought forward from september

Savings Account Closed

Minimum Balance Example

Savings Account Created

Savings Account Activated

Savings Account Transactions (deposit/withdrawal)

Savings Account Transactions (interest calculation/posting)

Savings Account Transactions (adjustments)

Savings Account Closed

Average Balance Interest Calculation (for activities given above)

July Calculation,

the balance was opened on 20th but first activity was made on 25th, so 25th will be the day from which the interest calculation will start.

For duration of July interest calculation interval we are going to exclude 25 July as the deposit was made on that day.

Using Above given formulas

P (July) = (1000 * (25 to 31 July) / (25 to 31 July) =(1000 * 6) / 6 = 1000 (since the P >= 1000, interest should be calculated)

r (July) = interest / 100 * (25 to 31 July) / (Number of Days in current financial year)  = (10 / 100)  * (6 / 365) = 6 / 3650

I (July) = P (r) = 1000 (6 / 3650) = 1.64 (rounding up to 2 decimal)

August Calculation,

Using Above given formulas

P (Aug) = ((1000 *  10) + (1500 * 20) + (500 * 1)) / 31 = (10000 + 30000 + 500) / 31 = 40500 / 31 ( >= 1000)

r (Aug) = (10 / 100)  * (31 / 365) = 31 / 3650

I (Aug) = P (r) = 40500 / 31 * (31 / 3650) = 11.10

September Calculation,

Using Above given formulas

P (Sept) = ((500 *  15) + (1500 * 10) + (1000 * 5)) / 30 = (7500 + 15000 + 5000) / 30 = 27500  / 30 ( is not >= 1000) so not interest should be calculated

r (Sept) = (10 / 100)  * (30 / 365) = 3 / 365

I (Sept) = P (r) = 0 because of minimum balance condition

Total interest to be posted on 1 Oct midnight = 1.64 + 11.10 + 0 = 12.74

Minimum Balance Interest Calculation (for activities given above)

Interest Calculation/Posting (Notes)

Interest Calculation Date: SAVINGS_ACCOUNT.LAST_INT_CALC_DATE (fromDate), SAVINGS_ACCOUNT.NEXT_INT_CALC_DATE(toDate)

Interest Posting Date: SAVINGS_ACCOUNT.LAST_INT_POST_DATE, SAVINGS_ACCOUNT.NEXT_INT_POST_DATE

Based on the interest calculation meeting from Savings Product Offering "next interest calculation date" is set during interest calculation.

The interest calculation is done for the period determined by fromDate and toDate.

Initial (first) interest calculation has LAST_INT_CALC_DATE as null, in this case the activation date account is taken as fromDate.

Interest calculation takes place when the NEXT_INT_CALC_DATE is older than currentDate.

Interest calculation takes place when principal (P) is greater or equal to the Minimum balance required for interest calculation(Savings Product has property miniBalForIntCalc)

Calculated interest is saved in SavingsBO.interestToBePosted field after every interest calculation. 

e.g. if there interest calculation period is 1 month and posting frequency is 3 month then the interest will be calculated 3 times and stored in SavingsBO.interestToBePosted. Interest Posting Batch job will pick the interest from SavingsBO.interestToBePosted.

 This makes a necessary condition that Interest calculation batch job should always run before interest posting batch job.

 If one interest calculation fails interest posting job has no way to determine and it will still post the interest as SavingsBO.interestToBePosted which could be zero if interest calculation job fails.

Warning

At present, once interest for a given calculation period is calculated it will never again be recalculated however it is possible for users to adjust their last transaction which could well be in the last 'calculation period' and thus the previous interest figure would be wrong.

Handy Hint

It may be just as easy to allow a user adjust ANY transaction and to calculate the interest for account based on all details every time.

Savings Schedules (Notes)

- While creating Mandatory Savings Product, you can not enter a zero amount for "Recommended amount for deposit at every meeting". But during creation of Savings Account it allows to enter zero as "Recommended amount for deposit at every meeting" which results in zero amount schedule. The transaction gets recorded for that zero due, this is probably not a bug, but it can be improved. Same situation is for Voluntary Savings Account

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