The amount of money borrowed with a loan or the amount of money owed, excluding interest.
The amount of capital on which interest is calculated.
The initial purchase price of a bond on which interest is earned.
When the firm buys from or sells to a client from the firm's own account, they are acting as principal. Principal also refers the initial amount you invested, and the face value of a bond.
Amount of debt that must be repaid. If a lender issues a loan for $100,000 at 10% interest, the principal is $100,000. Or par value or face amount of a security exclusive of principal and interest.
The amount of money you originally borrowed or the portion of the loan that remains unpaid. Each month, your payments are divided between the principal and interest.
The principal is the amount that is being financed before any interest is added.
The person or company (seller) who employs an agent. the original sum invested or loaned
1) The amount of debt, minus interest, left on a loan. 2) The individual that hires an agent.
The amount of debt left on a loan (not counting interest)
The amount of money that remains unpaid on a loan.
the amount of a loan, which the borrower has to pay back when the loan matures; a person who engages a broker to buy and sell for him.
The amount borrowed minus the interest incurred.
The sum of the loan on which interest is calculated.
One who entrusts and authorizes another (an agent) to act on his or her behalf.
The obligation due under a debt instrument exclusive of interest.
The base amount of money owed on a loan.
The amount of money that has been borrowed and on which interest is calculated.
The purchase amount of a bond or other debt instrument.
Basic amount invested, exclusive of earnings. Also refers to a dealer buying or selling for his/her own account.
The initial cash sum invested, excluding interest earned or to be earned.
amount of money that is put into an investment; the face amount of a debt instrument or deposit on which interest is either owed or earned.
A sum that is owed as a debt, usually the original value of the debt. For example, if you borrow $100, the principal is $100.
The face value of a loan, or, the total amount that you borrow. Also, it's the amount on which the interest is charged.
The sum borrowed on which interest is then repaid.
How much of your own money you contributed originally to an investment.
The amount of money invested or borrowed, as distinguished from interest or earnings. Principal is the base upon which interest and earnings are calculated. Contributions are an example of principal.
The principal is the amount of money borrowed. It is also the base on which interest is figured. Usually, each mortgage payment pays off some principal along with interest.
In agency law, one who authorizes another, as the "agent", to act on his behalf.
The basic element of the loan as distinguished from the interest, mortgage insurance premium, hazard insurance or real estate taxes. Principal is the amount upon which interest is paid.
The amount you still owe the lender at any time.
The amount a person or company borrows from a lender.
THE LOAN AMOUNT BORROWED, NOT INCLUDING THE INTEREST.
A person who appoints an agent• Liability for Others
The amount you borrow on which interest will be charged.
Initial amount invested into the product.
Face amount of a security, exclusive of any premium or interest. The basis for interest computations.
In financial accounting this term refers to the amount of debt exluding interest. Payments on mortgage loans usually require monthly payments of principal and interest. To Top
The amount of the mortgage loan, not counting interest. The face amount on the note.
The amount borrowed on a loan or the remaining unpaid balance.
The capital sum borrowed, upon which interest is payable.
1) The amount of a loan (or bond) excluding interest, 2) An entity for whom an agent acts.... more on: Principal
With respect to savings, this is the initial amount a person provides for an investment. Principal also refers to the amount a borrower owes on a loan ("outstanding balance") minus future interest.
The total amount of money invested in a stock, bond or other type of investment.
The initial amount of a loan, thus not including interest. The person or other entity on whose behalf an agent acts, in the Principal Agent Theory.
The remaining balance due on a debt, exclusive of accrued interest.
1) One who engages an agent to act in his/her behalf. 2) A party to a contract. 3) A sum of money.
In criminal law, one who commits an offense, or an accomplice who is present during the commission of the crime. In commercial law, the amount received in loan, or the amount upon which interest is charged. In the law of agency, one who has permitted or engaged another to act for his or her benefit, in accordance with his or her direction and subject to his or her control.
In business, the amount lent or borrowed.
The initial sum invested or borrowed, or the remainder of that sum after payments have been made
The face amount of a debt, not including interest. Also, the person who gives authority to another to act as his or her representative or agent.
The amount borrowed, or the part of the amount borrowed which remains unpaid (excluding interest), here also called principal amount.
money which is invested or borrowed
The face or pay value of the debt instrument, exclusive of accured interest and payable at maturity. Rating An alpha and/or numeric scale that provides the credit risk and quality of an issue.
With mortgage securities, the amount of debt outstanding on the underlying mortgage loans.
The actual amount of an investment, as opposed to the income earned by that investment.
An individual's initial investment - before any accrued interest, capital gains or dividends is taken into account.
(1) The property originally received by a trustee or other fiduciary, and the capital gains and reinvestments of that property, but not the income from the property. (2) The person executing a power of attorney.
The currently unpaid balance of a loan, not including interest.
The amount of debt remaining. Or, the portion of the payment applied towards the outstanding debt.
The principal, or face value, is the amount of debt, not including the interest.
This is the total amount of money you have put into your account. Notice that it isn't necessarily the total amount of money you have in your account. This is because the credit union may add money called interest to your principal.
The mortgage balance outstanding at any time.
Principal has three definitions in real estate: A capital sum lent on interest. One who appoints an agent to act on their behalf. Either party to a contract.
Actual money borrowed, not including interest.
The original amount of the total due on a Note; the principal portion of a payment is that portion which is not interest. (See "Amortization" for an example of a payment having both principal and interest portions.)
The amount owed on your loan not including interest.
The remaining balance of a security or loan, exclusive of accrued interest.
An original amount of money invested or lent. View LEI Lesson(s) that address this term
The amount of money that you actually borrow.
Amount owed to lender at any specified time, not including interest.
An amount of money borrowed or loaned on which interest will be computed.
The face value of a mortgage not including interest.
The original sum of money loaned.
The amount of a loan excluding interest charges or payments.
The total amount loaned shown as the face value of the note.
The amount of a loan, exclusive of any interest
Amount borrowed, which may increase because of interest capitalization, and the amount on which interest is calculated. Also known as principal balance.
The amount of a home loan.
The core asset(s) in an endowment or trust, the amount that is invested. Also known as corpus.
The face value amount of a loan on which interest is calculated.
This is the amount of money that is actually owed not including interest. If you purchased an item for $100 on your credit card that would be the principal balance.
(1) The person giving authority to an agent. (2) The amount of debt, not including interest.
The amount of money you borrow, or the amount of credit you receive exclusive of interest.
The capital sum you invest in a plan, as distinguished from interest or profit.
The sum of money on which interest is earned. Also, the face value of a note, mortgage, etc.
The sum of money outstanding upon which interest is payable. Also refers to one who is served by an agent.
The amount of debt or investment, not including interest.
The capital sum as different from interest or income.
Principal includes any person to whom a fiduciary as such owes an obligation.
The amount of debt on a loan, excluding interest.
amount of money that is owed, does not include interest.
The amount on which the interest is paid.
The original total sum of money borrowed
The original amount invested. It may also refer to a person acting in their own capacity rather than through or as an agent (eg where a brokerage firm sells securities on thier own account).
The amount of debt, excluding any accrued interest, remaining on a loan.
The amount of your loan. Interest is charged on this amount.
The amount of money you use to purchase a bond, an annuity, a mutual fund, stock, or other investment, exclusive of earnings.
The amount of money a lender disburses plus any capitalized interest.
The dollar amount that you have invested (less any sales load, if applicable). It also includes any reinvested earnings. Note: There is no sales load on any ELCA fund.
The amount of debt or loan to be repaid, exclusive of interest charges.
The amount of money that a borrower owes on a loan and on which interest is calculated.
This is the capital sum borrowed.
The amount you borrow for your loan. This amount does not include interest.
The face amount on a real estate loan, the amount upon which simple interest is calculated.
The amount of the mortgage debt. Also identifies a party to a transaction.
Mortgage loan balance owed
The total amount of the initial investment plus subsequent investments.
The basic amount invested, less earnings.
Amount borrowed, which may increase as a result of interest capitalization, and the amount on which interest is calculated.
In investments, the amount invested. In insurance, the amount you have put into an insurance policy, sometimes known as the cash value of the policy.
The sum of money used as funds for the investment.
The outstanding amount of a loan on which the lender charges interest.
A person acting for him/herself in a transaction. Also the amount of a loan exclusive of interest.
The amount outstanding on your loan. You pay the lender the interest on the principal.
The portion of your loan that represents the actual purchase price amount you paid for your motorcycle, not including interest for your loan. Your principal amount can include parts, accessories and other fees if you include these as part of your motorcycle loan.
The sum borrowed, without interest.
the amount loaned to the debtor and owed to the Government which excludes interest, penalties, administrative charges, loan fees, and prepaid charges.
a key individual in your business or the sum of money lent and yielding interest at any given time.
The amount you owe the lender at any given time.
is the amount you borrow to buy your house. This will be the purchase price minus your down payment. (If you borrow money to pay some of the closing costs, such as points, that becomes part of the principal as well.)
The amount owed on a mortgage without interest and other fees
The amount that you borrow from the lender. It is the 'capital' amount upon which interest is payable.
An investment amount on which interest is charged or earned.
Principal is the monetary sum of a debt that interest is charged on.
The amount you pay into your annuity contract as distinguished from the earnings that are credited to it. May also be referred to as purchase payments or contributions.
The amount of money that a borrower owes on a loan at a given time.
The original amount of a loan, before interest.
The amount of money borrowed, or the amount left unpaid on a loan. Interest is charged on top of this principal.
The base amount of a mortgage, minus interest.
1) The amount of money that is borrowed. 2) The part of the monthly payment that reduces the outstanding balance of a mortgage.
one of the parties to a contract; or the amount of money borrowed, for which interest is charged.
A sum of money owed as a debt on which interest is payable.
the total sum of money borrowed. Loan principal includes the original amount borrowed plus any interest that has been added to the loan.
1) The outstanding balance of a loan. 2) A party to a real estate transaction. 3) The head of a real estate firm.
This word can mean; either party to a contract, the client who appoints an agent to represent them. Iit also means the amount of money loaned upon which interest will be charged.
The amount borrowed or remaining unpaid; also, the portion of the monthly mortgage payment that reduces the outstanding balance.
Initial amount of money invested.
Remaining unpaid balance of a loan.
The full amount of the loan borrowed including any fees before interest is charged.
The amount of your own money you originally invested.
The amount owing to the lender at any time.
The original amount (as in a loan) of the total due and payable at a certain date.
The amount that has been borrowed. Interest is generally payable on the Principal outstanding from time to time.
The original amount of money invested or borrowed, excluding any interest or dividends.
(1) A dealer who buys or sells stock for his/her own account. (2) The amount owed on a loan. Usually the face value of a debt (a bond). The principal is the initial money invested in a bond, in a $1000 bond with $50 coupon payments for several years the $1000 is the principal...if a bond is sold above the principal it is said to be at a premium, conversely if it is below it is said to be at a discount.
The dollar amount borrowed when a mortgage is obtained
The total amount borrowed for a mortgage loan. The monthly mortgage payment will be applied to both the interest and the principal, where the majority of the payment is applied to the interest portion for the first few years of the load.
Amount of debt, not including interst; the face value of the loan.
the amount of money of your total payment that goes toward reducing the original amount borrowed.
A person who has appointed another person, his or her "agent," to act on his or her behalf.
The remaining balance of a loan excluding any interest.
The amount of a loan still owing at any given time. The amount on which interest is paid.
Money borrowed from a lender, not including any fees or interest.
Principal is an amount of money that is borrowed. In some cases, principal may refer to the amount of money that is left to pay on a loan.
Principal refers to the portion of the loan that remains unpaid or the original amount of money you borrowed.
The amount of money that financed, borrowed or invested. Often considered the face value of the debt.
The amount on which interest is capitalized.
The amount of the mortgage on which interest is calculated.
Amount of loan excluding interest or other charges.
The amount if money owed on a loan, excluding interest. Also, the part of the monthly payment that reduces the remaining balance of a mortgage.
The total amount which has been borrowed.
This term is used to mean the employer of an agent; or the amount of money borrowed, or the amount of the loan. Also, one of the main parties in a real estate transaction, such as buyer, borrower, seller, lessor.
The capital portion of a loan as opposed to interest.
The original amount of funds on which interest is calculated.
Amount a person borrows (which may increase because of capitalized interest) and the amount on which interest is paid.
The amount of money owed to a lending authority.
the amount of debt, excluding the interest, left on a loan.
The portion of a payment that goes to reduction of the loan amount due.
The amount the bond holder receives upon maturity, excluding payment of interest. See face value.
refers to the assets included in a trust that yield income. In an agency relationship, this word refers to the individual who gives authority to the agent to act on his or her behalf.
The unpaid or original dollar amount on a loan.
This is the amount borrowed by the student before interest is charged.
The amount of money borrowed -excluding taxes, insurance, etc.
The amount of money originally borrowed in a mortgage, minus any payments made subsequently.
The amount borrowed or remaining unpaid. The part of the monthly payment that reduces the remaining balance of a mortgage.
Amount of debt, not including interest. The face value of a note or mortgage.
The amount of money borrowed, on which interest is paid.
An amount of money you invest, the face amount of a bond, or the balance you owe on a debt, aside from the interest. A brokerage firm that execute trades for its own accounts at net prices (prices that include either a mark-up or mark-down).
The total amount of a debt, or loan.
the amount of a debt outstanding.
Principal can refer to an amount of money you invest, the face amount of a bond, or the balance you owe on a debt, aside from the interest. The principal is also a person for whom a broker carries out a trade, or a person who executes a trade on his or her own behalf.
The amount borrowed or still owing on a mortgage loan. Interest is paid on the principal amount.
The amount of money actually borrowed.
Unlike interest or fees, the "principal" reflects the actual dollar amount of the purchases you made, or the balance that remains on your loan or credit card account.
The amount borrowed (i.e. what you owe) on a mortgage. Your mortgage interest is paid based on this principal amount.
1. The amount of money borrowed. 2. The amount of money owed, excluding interest. 3. The client of a real-estate agent.
The amount owed on a mortgage which does not include interest or other fees.
(1) The amount of an outstanding loan. (2) Payments which reduce the amount of an outstanding loan.
The amount of debt, not including interest, outstanding on a loan.
Amount borrowed plus any capitalized fees. Principal may increase as a result of interest capitalization.
The amount of the actual loan not including the amount of interest.
The actual balance, excluding interest, of a mortgage loan. Also refers to the amount of the monthly mortgage payment that will be applied to the actual balance.
The original amount of money borrowed, deposited, or invested before interest accrues.
is the original amount of a loan. The rate of interest is based on the original amount of the loan.
The amount of money an individual invests in a mutual fund. Also known as capital. It does not include the money that the investment has earned.
the amount borrowed prior to any principal repayment or current unpaid balance, exclusive of accrued interest, remaining on the loan; also that portion of a monthly mortgage payment which reduces the outstanding balance of a mortgage.
The amount of money borrowed for a new mortgage.
The dollar amount of a loan where interested is owed.
The amount of the original loan paid to the borrower by the lender.
The original amount of money you borrow for the mortgage. Does not include your interest rate.
The original amount of money invested or lent, as distinguished from profits or interest earned on that money.
The amount borrowed or remaining unpaid. When you buy a home, the principal of your loan, combined with your down payment, covers the total sales price. When you make payments to the lender each month, you pay back a portion of the principal as well as additional fees in the form of interest charges.
Actual amount from the total loan amount paid during a given period. Usually in cash, but can also be in the form of goods and services. Results in reduction in amount outstanding.
The amount of money you are borrowing, not counting any fees, costs or interest.
The amount of the entire mortgage loan, not counting interest. Also, as a part of PITI, the amount of the monthly mortgage payment which does not include the interest, insurance, and taxes.
The basic amount actually invested, exclusive of earnings.
The original amount of money borrowed, and the amount that the Borrower must pay back, not including interest.
the dollar amount of the loan that must be repaid upon maturity, and upon which interest will be charged.
The amount of the loan outstanding (excluding interest).
The amount borrowed. If you borrow $10,000 for a new car, you must pay back the $10,000, which is the principal, as well as interest.
That portion of a loan which is not the interest on that mortgage loan
The amount you borrowed or the amount you still owe, excluding interest and other finance charges.
The amount of a loan that must be repaid upon maturity and the amount upon which interest is charged.
The face amount or par value of a bond. Also used to define the market value of a bond, before adding accrued interest.
The amount of money borrowed through a loan; does not include interest or other charges, unless they are capitalized.
A capital sum; payment which represents partial or full repayment of capital loaned or invested as distinguished from payment of interest; the unrecovered capital remaining in a loan or investment.
The amount borrowed or still owed, excluding interest.
The amount borrowed. Interest is charged on this amount, and guaranty and origination fees will be deducted prior to disbursement.
The actual amount borrowed.
The full amount you have borrowed, or that you have not yet repaid (this may include capitalized interest). Interest is calculated as a percentage of this amount.
The amount of money borrowed to buy your house or the amount of the loan that has not yet been paid back to the lender. This does not include the interest you will pay to borrow that money. The principal balance (sometimes called the outstanding or unpaid principal balance) is the amount owed on the loan at any given time. It is the original loan amount minus the total repayments of principal you have made to date.
Generally the amount of money lent, that must be paid together with interest,.
In investment, principal refers to the amount invested in a security. In a loan or mortgage, it is the outstanding debt.
the original amount a saver deposits in a bank or a borrower borrows
The amount owed for a loan not including interest or other fees.
Submenu The principal is the amount of money borrowed or remaining unpaid amount on a loan.
The basic element of the loan as distinguished from interest and mortgage insurance premium. In other words, principal is the amount upon which interest is paid.
The principal is the loan amount borrowed or still remaining on the loan.
The outstanding balance of a loan, excluding interest is known as the principal.
The amount of a loan or the unpaid price of a purchase before finance charges of any kind are either added or deducted; also known as amount financed.
It's the amount of debt, not counting interest, left on
The amount of money you borrow. It does not include interest or additional fees.
A sum of money owed as a debt, upon which interest is calculated. If you purchased an item for $100 on your credit card that would be the principal balance.
The total amount of money being borrowed or lent.
The amount of money you invest.
The amount borrowed or remaining unpaid on a loan, less any accrued interest.
The amount of money borrowed or the amount of money owned minus the interest.
The amount of money borrowed or remaining unpaid on a loan. Interest is charged as a percentage of the principal. Insurance and origination fees will be deducted from this amount before disbursement.
1. The amount of money borrowed or still owed on a loan, without including interest. The amount of money borrowed, for which interest is charged. 2. The person on whose behalf an agent acts.
The amount you pay into your annuity contract as distinguished from the interest that is credited to it.
The primary element of the loan, or the amount of the loan that the interest is calculated on.
The outstanding balance owed on a loan, excluding interest. The sum of money on which interest is charged.
The full loan amount on which interest is payable.
The dollar amount of the loan you owe, excluding accrued by unpaid interest.
The amount borrowed or outstanding balance on a loan.
The outstanding balance of a loan, exclusive of interest and other charges.
A party to a contract; also, the amount of money borrowed upon which interest is charged.
1. One of the parties to a transaction, such as the buyer or seller of a home. 2. One who employs and agent in a principal agent relationship. 3. The basic amount of a debt, as opposed to the interest.
Actual amount of money borrowed; the amount that interest will be applied to a loan.
The amount borrowed or still to be repaid. The part of the monthly payment that reduces the balance of the mortgage.
The amount of the loan on which interest is calculated.
The mortgage amount initially borrowed, or the portion still owing on the mortgage. Interest is calculated on the principal amount.
The actual amount of money that the borrower owes on a loan.
The amount borrowed from a lender without interest or any additional fees.
The amount of invested dollars. With an investment in bonds, the principal is generally returned to the investor when the bond matures.
In general, Principal refers to the amount invested in a security. In the case of a loan or mortgage, Principal may refer to the remaining balance of debt.
The initial, or current, amount borrowed or invested.
The amount of capital borrowed. You pay the lender interest on the principle and your loan repayments are usually made up of a proportion of principal repayment and a proportion of interest charged.
In a security, the principal is the amount of money that is invested, excluding earnings. In a debt instrument such as a bond, it is the face amount.
A main party in a transaction, whom an agent would represent, or the amount due on a loan, not including interest or other fees.
The full amount borrowed. During repayment, it refers to the portion of the original amount still owed.
The amount owed, invested, or the face value of a debt
The amount of money borrowed. Could be part of the repayment plan that lowers this original amount.
A sum of money which is either loaned or on deposit on which interest is paid.
The face value of a debt, or original amount borrowed, separate from any interest owed.
A capital sum placed in an investment to earn interest or used as some type of fund.
The loan amount on a property or the amount still owed.
Principal is the amount of money borrowed under the loan. Interest is charged as a percentage of the principal.
the amount owned or face value of a bond.
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The original amount borrowed at the inception of the loan.
This is the balance due on a loan, without interest included.
The remaining debt on a loan, not counting interest.
The original amount of a debt on which interest is calculated.
The balance, not including interest, left on a loan.
Other word for capital or the amount of mortgage.
The amount borrowed. This is the amount to which interest is charged.
The amount borrowed by the student before any fees are deducted and prior to interest that is charged.
The actual dollar amount you borrow through a loan program before any interest is calculated.
It is the amount of money borrowed or owed, excluding interest.
The total amount that is financed or borrowed an on which interest is compounded
The amount of the loan before interest. The amount of the loan is called the capital sum.
the original amount of the loan, or the amount of the original loan that is still owed. When you make a monthly payment on a loan, part of the money pays the interest, and part pays the principal.
Amount face value of an obligation (such as a bond or a loan) that must be repaid at maturity, seperate from interest.
(1) In an agency relationship, the party that authorizes another party, the agent, to act on the principal's behalf in contractual dealings with third parties. (2) In investments, a sum of money originally invested; the amount of money upon which interest is calculated. (3) For an annuity, the amount of money the purchaser pays as premiums. (4) An officer or manager of a National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD) member, who is involved in the day-to-day operation of the securities business, has qualified as a registered representative, and has passed additional examinations. See also registered principal.
Amount representing capital base
The amount borrowed or remaining unpaid; also, that part of the monthly payment that reduces the outstanding balance of a mortgage.
The outstanding balance of a loan not including interest.
The portion of the monthly payment that is used to reduce the loan balance.
The amount that you borrow for a loan. Each monthly mortgage payment consists of a portion of the principal that must be repaid plus the interest that the lender is charging you on the outstanding loan balance. During the early years of your mortgage, the interest portion is usually larger than the principal portion.
The face amount or par value of a debt security.
The amount of money borrowed which must be paid back, along with interest and other finance charges.
The amount of money borrowed as evidenced by the note. The principal will decline as timely payments are made.
The loan amount borrowed, excluding interest and other charges.
The amount borrowed from a lender, upon which interest is charged. As loan repayments are made the principal decreases.
The principal is the total amount owed on a loan.
That portion of the original amount borrowed which still has to be paid back to the lender.
The principal is the amount that you borrow for a loan. If you borrow $100,000, your principal is $100,000. Each monthly mortgage payment consists of a portion of principal that must be repaid plus the interest that the lender is charging you for the use of the money. During the early years of your mortgage, your loan payment is primarily interest.
In investments, the basic amount invested, exclusive of earnings.
The amount of money borrowed and remaining unpaid on a note at a certain time.
The actual amount of the mortgage loan, not including interest.
The original balance of money lent, excluding interest. Also, the remaining balance of the loan, excluding interest.
The gross amount of the loan you borrow, and the amount upon which interest will be charged.
The amount of money borrowed, for which interest is charged; or, one of the parties to a contract.
The (client) employer of an agent. Someone who hires an agent to act on his behalf. The term also refers to the amount of an outstanding loan (exclusive of interest). Back to the Top
Amount of a debt; one of the parties in a financial transaction.
The face value of a loan or mortgage which becomes the obligation of the maker to pay to a holder in due course. The amount on which interest may be charged.
The amount of money owing on your mortgage, including accrued unpaid interest.
The amount of a loan as distinguished from interest.
The borrowed amount P&I (Principal & Interest Loan) A loan where both the principal and interest is paid during the loan term
amount owed on a loan not including interest.
One who employs an Agent to act on his behalf; or the chief or foremost Party in a particular transaction; or the amount of a loan exclusive of interest; or the assets constituting a Trust Estate.
The amount of money borrowed excluding interest and any other fees.
The outstanding balance owed on a debt, excluding interest.
The amount of money that is financed, borrowed, or invested.
The face amount of money borrowed on a loan.
The amount of debt remaining on a loan. On the date a loan is originated, or issued, the total amount equals the initial principal balance.
The amount of money, minus interest, owned on a loan.
The amount of debt, exclusive of interest, remaining on a loan.
The total amount borrowed plus the interest and any associated fees.
The amount of money borrowed and remaining on a loan.
The actual amount of a loan or the actual amount paid to reduce the actual amount of a loan.
The face value of a loan, separate from the interest, due at maturity.
The loan amount borrowed or still owing
The amount initially borrowed under the mortgage.
The balance on the loan amount, excluding interest.
Value of a loan or credit. Also known as capital.
The mortgage amount actually borrowed.
The amount originally borrowed. Also that amount of the monthly mortgage payment that reduces the outstanding balance of a mortgage.
The amount borrowed in a loan, excluding interest and other charges.
the base amount borrowed for a loan.
The original amount of money borrowed not including interest owed.
The amount of money lent or borrowed.
Amount loaned to the borrower and owed to the federal government which excludes interest, penalties, administrative costs, loan fees, and prepaid charges.
The amount of money borrowed to purchase the home. Mortgage payments consist of payment against the principal plus the interest the lender is charging for the borrowed money.
(1) The face value or par value of a debt instrument. (2) A transaction in which a security firm buys or sells for its own account (vs. Agent). See: Dealer. (3) In general a person's capital, or the amount invested.
This refers to the face value or the amount of money you place in a savings instrument on which interest is earned.
The person for whom a broker executes an order, or dealers buying or selling for their own accounts. The term "principal" may also refer to a person's capital or to the face amount of a bond.
The money borrowed, not including any accrued interest.
The amount of the mortgage loan that a borrower owes not including the interest and insurance. The amount upon which interest is paid.
The amount of the auto loan without the interest factored in. In other words, the amount you are financing and will be paying interest on.
The face amount of a bond that must be repaid at maturity, as separate from interest.
The amount of money you put into an investment.
the amount of capital borrowed - which interest is charged on.
The amount of money that you owe.
The amount of money originally put into an investment.
mortgage loan payments consist of both interest and principal payments. Most of your mortgage payment goes to pay down the interest, a small amount pays down the principal. As the loan ages more of the payment goes to the paying the principal and less to the interest. Amount of loan, not including interest. The face amount of the mortgage.
The actual amount of loan proceeds paid to a borrower, or paid on behalf of a borrower, exclusive of interest charges.
The original amount of money advanced to a borrower or investor.
The original balance of money loaned, excluding interest. Also, the remaining balance of a loan, excluding interest.
The total amount of debt, excluding interest and late charges, remaining on a loan.
The total amount that has been borrowed.
Amount of money borrowed, also the portion of the PITI that goes to reduce a loan balance. A portion of monthly payments goes to reducing the principal.
the amount of loan money that you have borrowed or that you have not yet paid back.
The amount which is owing on the loan.
1. One who has permitted or directed another to act for his/her benefit and subject to his/ her direction and control; 2. The amount of money which is borrowed, not including the payment of interest.
The amount of money lent by the lender.
The original amount borrowed for a loan.
is the amount of the loan that has not yet been paid. As payments are made they are applied to interest, fees such as late charges and then to principal. In the early years of a loan only a small amount of the payment will be applied against the principal.
the original amount borrowed excluding interests or other fees
The dollar amount of the loan before interest charges.
This term refers to the total amount of money originally deposited into a Savings or CD account. When taking out a loan however, it refers to the amount of debt, not including interest.
The amount of your loan (in dollars), excluding interest. The "principal payment" is the portion of your monthly payment that is applied against the principal. In the first several years of your loan, only a small amount of the payment is applied to the principal. As time goes on, more and more of the payment is used to reduce the amount of principal owed.
1. An amount borrowed or leased. 2. The superior authority in an agency relationship.
The employer of an agent or broker; a sum of money owed as a debt upon which interest is calculated, not spelled Principle.
The portion of your loan that represents your motor-cycle's cost (including accessories, parts and other fees less the down payment or trade-in amount.
The capital sum in a finance transaction as opposed to interest.
The total loan amount borrowed. If you borrow $200,000, then your principal is $200,000. With each payment you will pay off interest the lender is charging you for the principal amount.
The original amount of debt, not including interest.
The outstanding balance of a mortgage loan upon which interest is payable.
The amount borrowed from a lender; not including interest or additional fees.
The actual amount of a loan or deposit, before adding or deducting ("discounting") interest charges.
In a savings or checking account, the amount deposited, excluding earned interest. In a loan, the sum of money, exclusive of interest charges and other charges and fees, owed to the lender by the borrower.
The face amount of the bond, payable at maturity.
The total amount of money being invested, borrowed, lent, saved, etc.
The amount owning to the lender at any time.
The of a loan owed on a loan not including the interest.
The amount of the loan that is outstanding; the amount based on which interest accrues.
The amount borrowed. Interest is charged on this amount and guarantee and origination fees are deducted from this amount prior to disbursement.
the money originally invested or lent to earn interest or other income
The capital sum invested, as distinguished from interest or profit.
The amount borrowed, or the part of the amount borrowed which remains unpaid (excluding interest) also can be known as principal amount.
The dollar amount of a loan outstanding at a point in time, or the portion of a payment that represents a reduction in loan balance. Principal is distinguished from interest due on a loan or the interest portion of a loan payment.
The amount borrowed or remaining unpaid. This is the portion of the monthly payment that reduces the remaining balance of the mortgage.
This is the original amount of the loan or mortgage. Purchase Agreement This is a contract between the seller and the buyer setting out the conditions under which a property will be sold.
When you take out a loan, the principal is the full amount you have borrowed. When you are repaying the loan, the principal is the portion of the original amount you still owe.
The capital sum you invest for retirement or other purposes, as distinguished from interest or profit.
The original amount of the total due on a mortgage, trust deed or land contract; the principal portion of a payment is that portion which is not interest.
The amount of debt, not counting interest, left on a loan.
The initial sum of money invested before interest or other revenue is added.
The amount of money borrowed against which interest and possibly fees will be charged. OR: One of the parties to a contract.
The amount of money borrowed from a lender.
(a) the main perpetrator of a crime (b) the person who appoints an attorney-in-fact or agent to act on his or her behalf under a power of attorney. (c) the total amount of a loan, not including any capitalized fees or interest. (d) the property of the trust.
The outstanding balance of a loan that does not include the interest or other charges.
The amount due independent of the interest. For a $1,000,000 loan with an interest of 10% the 1,000,000 is the principal and the 10%, or $100,000 annualized, is the interest.
The amount that will be paid on a bond at a maturity date.
The face value of the loan or the amount upon which interest is charged.
The original amount of the loan when all disbursements are completed.
The amount of money you've borrowed in a loan. If you've taken out a one year $100,000 loan, with a 10% annual simple interest charge, the total you owe will be $110,000, but the principal is $100,000
The amount of debt, not including interest. Private Mortgage Insurance (PMI): Insurance provided by private insurers that protects a lender in the cause of a mortgage default. Generally required for loans with loan-to-value (LTV) ratio greater than 80%.
The amount borrowed or that remains to be unpaid. That part of a monthly payment that reduces the remaining balance of a loan.
The face amount of a bond, exclusive of accrued interest and payable at maturity.
The amount borrowed, or the part of the amount borrowed which remains unpaid (excluding interest). The part of a monthly payment that reduces the outstanding balance.
The capital sum borrowed on which interest is paid during the term of the loan.
The amount of debt outstanding, excluding interest.
The amount borrowed from the lender.
Principal is used to describe the amount of money that is borrowed without including any interest or additional fee's.
The amount borrowed on a loan. If you take out a loan for $100,000, the principal on the loan is $100,000. You repay the principal plus the interest and fees over the life of the loan. As you continue to pay off your loan, more and more of your payment goes to the principal, and slowly but surely the amount due shrinks away.
An amount of invested capital.
The original amount of the loan, the capital.
The total amount borrowed or still outstanding on a mortgage loan.
The amount of money borrowed or, in the alternative, the balance due on a mortgage loan.
The amount still owed on a debt which has been partially paid, sometimes also called remaining principal or outstanding balance.
The total dollar amount of purchases made on a credit card or balance remaining on a loan not including interest or other fees.
Amount of debt that must be repaid (excluding accrued interest).
The amount of money used to purchase an annuity, bond, mutual fund, stock or other investment. The principal is the base on which your earnings accumulate.
amount of money advanced to the borrower (mortgagor) by the lender (mortgagee). Also see BALANCE.
In commercial law, the principal is the amount that is received, in the case of a loan, or the amount from which flows the interest.
The amount of money upon which interest is paid.
the balance of the loan outstanding. Initially, the full amount of the loan, also the amount upon which the interest payment is computed.
The loan amount borrowed. Close
The original amount borrowed. Origination and guarantee fees are deducted from this amount before disbursement, and interest is computed as a percentage of principal. If a student borrows $2,500 a year for four years of college, the principal is $10,000. The borrower pays interest on the outstanding (or remaining) principal each month until the entire loan is paid off.
The unpaid balance on a loan, not including interest; the amount of money invested.
The amount borrowed, or the part of the amount borrowed which remains unpaid (excluding interest). Also considered the original amount invested or deposited.
The amount of money borrowed in a loan on which interest is charged.
The amount of debt owed on an open or closed end credit account that does not include interest charges.
the original amount of a loan, excluding any interest payable. The amount of principal can be reduced by repaying more than any interest due in any specified period.
The amount you borrow, including any optional products and services before financing and other charges are added.
(1) When creating a power of attorney or other legal document, the person who appoints an attorney-in-fact or agent to act on his or her behalf. (2) In criminal law, the main perpetrator of a crime. (3) In commercial law, the total amount of a loan, not including any capitalized fees or interest. (4) In the law of trusts, the property of the trust, as opposed to the income generated by that property. The principal is also known as the trust corpus; that's Latin for "body." For example, Arthur establishes a new trust with $100,000, with interest and other income payable to Merlin; the $100,000 is the trust principal or corpus.
The person for whom a broker executes an order, or a dealer buying or selling for his or her own account. Also, an individual's capital or the face amount of a bond.
The total amount of money borrowed (sometimes with fees added to total) for a mortgage loan; you pay interest on this principle amount.
The core balance of a property that is still owed by the borrower, and not including any interest owed or equity accrued.
The party that controls the funds and seeks a secure high-yield investment.
The face value of a bond, exclusive of interest.
The total principal amount of money borrowed.
The capital amount of a loan, not including interest. The principal portion of an installment payment on a loan that reduces the outstanding balance of the loan by the amount of the principal payment.
1: The face value or par value of a debt instrument that is separate from interest. See: Debt Instrument; Face Value; Par 2: A person's capital, or the amount invested. See: Principal Amount 3: An employee of a securities firm who has supervisory responsibilities. See: Branch Office Manager
the actual amount of a loan before finance charges and other charges are added or deducted
Principal is the face amount of a loan or deposit on which interest is either owed or earned.
The face value of a security or the amount lent by a lender to a borrower.
The amount borrowed before interest is added. PMI (Private Mortgage Insurance) See Mortgage Insurance
The amount of the loan funds borrowed.
The amount of credit still outstanding - the amount on which interest is calculated.
The basic element of the loan as distinguished from interest and mortgage insurance premium. The original amount of money borrowed or the amount of the original money borrowed that has not been repaid.
The amount of a loan, excluding interest; or the remaining balance of a loan, excluding interest.
Loan balance of a mortgage but not including interest.
A dealer buying or selling securities for his or her own account. The term "principal" can also refer to a person's capital or to the face value of a bond.
For an investment, the principal is the amount of money invested. For a loan, the principal is the amount of the loan (the face value of the loan) upon which interest is then calculated and charged.
See on: Investopedia The amount borrowed or the amount still owed on a loan, separate from interest. The original amount invested, separate from earnings. The face value of a bond. The owner of a private company. The main party to a transaction, acting as either a buyer or seller for his/her own account and risk. Can also be referred to as "corpus."
The amount of money you owe, not including the interest due on it.
The amount of the mortgage loan, not counting interest. Private Mortgage Insurance (PM Insurance to protect the lender in case you default on your loan. With conventional loans, mortgage insurance is generally not required if you make a down payment of at least 20% of the home's purchase price. (Note, however, that FHA and VA loans have different insurance guidelines).
the amount borrowed from a lender; doesn't include interest or additional fees.
Major party to a transaction, acting as either a buyer or a seller. A principal buys and sells for his or her own account and risk. It is also refers to the amount initially lent for a loan or mortgage.
1. Amount of money originally borrowed, minus any payments subsequently made. 2. First in importance; a primary person; a head or chief of something.
The capital sum upon which interest is paid.
Principal refers to the total amount borrowed plus any capitalized fees and interest.
See 'Power of Attorney'. In commercial law the total amount of the loan not including any capitalised fees or trusts. In the law of trusts the property of the trust as opposed to the income generated by the property. In an agency relationship the person who controls the agent.
The amount of money owed to the lender not including interest.
The capital sum; interest is paid on the principal. NOT spelled principle.
The amount of the original loan that remains. A payment has tow parts: principal and interest.
the amount of money borrowed through the loan.
The term principal refers to a sum of money borrowed, due, or used as a fund. The principal amount of a student's Federal Stafford Loan is the total amount they have borrowed and must repay, with interest charges. If the student has chosen to capitalize the interest on an unsubsidized Federal Stafford Loan (rather than paying it quarterly as it accrues), the principal will include the amount they originally borrowed plus interest that has capitalized. When the student graduates and uses their grace period, they will then begin payments of principal and interest. For students who are using a subsidized Federal Stafford Loan, the government will pay the interest on the principal amount while they are in school. Once they graduate and use their grace period, they will then begin payments of principal and interest.
The remaining balance of your mortgage (excluding earned interest)
The amount lent at the start of a loan. In the case of fixed income instruments, the principal is the current par value of a security, exclusive of accrued interest.
The person for whom a broker executes an order, or a dealer buying or selling for his own account. The term also may refer to a person's capital or tothe face amount of a bond.
The initial amount of money placed into an investment. In lending, it's the total amount borrowed.
principal amount Private Mortgage Insurance
Amount of a loan balance. In a mortgage payment of principal and interest, the principal repays the loan.
the amount that has been borrowed or is still to be repaid. The part of a regular repayment that reduces the balance of a mortgage
The amount of money a buyer borrows to buy a house.
The amount borrowed, not including interest or other charges
(1) Sole proprietor, general partner, officer or director, or person occupying a similar status or performing similar functions, having the power to exercise a controlling influence over the activities of the entity. (2) Any holder or beneficial owner of 10 percent or more of the outstanding shares of any class of stock of the entity. (3) Any person who has contributed 10 percent or more of the capital of the entity. (4) Outstanding balance of a loan.
The original or remaining amount of money invested or lent, not including profits or interest earned or due on that money.
The amount borrowed for a mortgage loan. Your monthly mortgage payment will be applied to both the interest and the principal (be assured, though, that the lions share will go to the interest portion in the first years of the loan).
The principal is the amount of the loan that has to be repaid; the interest is added to the principal and included in your payment.
The amount originally borrowed or the remaining unpaid balance not counting interest, left on a loan.
The amount of dollars deposited by an investor to purchase shares of a fund.
It is the amount of the mortgage debt that is presently owed and remains unpaid. The principal is the part of the monthly payment that reduces the remaining balance of a mortgage. back
