I just noticed this change as well for the first time yesterday. I used to go to my defaults and look at the recent ones and be able to get a feel for the losses I've recently incurred as well as if they are newer loans or more seasoned loans. Now just seeing a column of zeroes doesn't give me any feel for my losses. Maybe that's their intention.
Or maybe there was something "wrong" with them showing a supposedly "worthless" asset as having value from an accounting/legal point of view? If that's the case, I'd rather they change the column heading to "Amount written off" and keep the values.
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Or maybe there was something "wrong" with them showing a supposedly "worthless" asset as having value from an accounting/legal point of view? If that's the case, I'd rather they change the column heading to "Amount written off" and keep the values.
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