Can I export the principal and interest payments I have made to my home loan?
Last Updated: 10 May 2018
Yes, to export your loan repayments for a selected time period:
- Log into FastNet Classic internet banking.
- On the 'Balances' page, select the deduction account from which the payments are made.
- In the search area above the transactions, enter the desired date range (e.g. 01/04/2017 to 31/03/2018).
- Then enter the loan account number in the search field (e.g.1234567 from loan number: 12-1234-1234567-91 001).
This will return a list of all payments (principal and interest) made to the loan(s) under the deduction account which you can now export.
Note: if you only wish to see payments to a specific loan, try using the payment number in the search (e.g. 001 from loan number: 12-1234-1234567-91 001).
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