Servicing retained is when the bank/whereever you originated your loan keeps the right to service you. That means that when (or if) they sell your loan to an investor, say Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, you can still walk into your bank and hand them the check. Servicing released means that when (or if) your bank sells your loan, you will have to mail your checks to whomever it was sold to. Keep in mind that there is usually a fee involved w/ servicing retained, normally 25 basis points or .25%
Possibly, if Wells Fargo is the servicing company for Bank of America. Maybe the loan at one time started with Wells and they sold the loan to BOA. They could have retained the servicing of the loan.
In a household- home mortgages and saving. In a Business- owners capital, retained earnings, state grants, debentures/ long term loans, sale and lease back
No, dividends cannot be paid out of a retained loss. In order to pay out your retained losses, you will need to get a shareholder loan.
In accounting, retained earnings refers to the portion of net income which is retained by the corporation rather than distributed to its owners as dividends. Similarly, if the corporation takes a loss, then that loss is retained and called variously retained losses, accumulated losses or accumulated deficit. Retained earnings and losses are cumulative from year to year with losses offsetting earnings.
NO, the retained earnings would be in the equity part of the equation.
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Possibly, if Wells Fargo is the servicing company for Bank of America. Maybe the loan at one time started with Wells and they sold the loan to BOA. They could have retained the servicing of the loan.
Net earning of the firms, included retained earning, dividend etc.
Retained earnings are current year profit and Reserves are allotted the amount from last year profits as reserves.
Retained profits are profits of that particular financial year (After taken into account of dividends payouts, transfer to reserves and etc) without adding profits from the previous year. When Retained profit of the current year is transferred to the balance sheet after adding previous year profits, it is called retained earnings.(Retained profit + Retained earnings b/d = Retained earnings c/d).
In a household- home mortgages and saving. In a Business- owners capital, retained earnings, state grants, debentures/ long term loans, sale and lease back
The difference between revenue and retained earnings is that revenue is the ... they are derived from net income on the income statement and contribute to ..
Paid in capital is that amount which investor invest in company while retained earning is that portion of profit which is not distributed to shareholders of company.
Retained
Reserves are similar in this sence that these are also created from net income and retained earnings are as well but the difference is that both are created and limited for different uses in business.
It might have retained its western boundary.
Probably not that you would notice as the retained twin would soon make up the difference.