Oklahoma Failure to Make Installment Payments When Due is a legal term used to describe a situation in which a borrower fails to make a payment on a loan or other form of credit when it is due. This can have serious consequences, including late fees, increased interest rates, and possible legal action. Types of Oklahoma Failure to Make Installment Payments When Due include: • Defaulting on a loan: This occurs when a borrower fails to make the necessary payments on a loan when they are due. This can result in late fees and an increase in the total amount owed. • Defaulting on a credit card: This occurs when a borrower fails to make the necessary payments on a credit card when they are due. This can result in late fees and an increase in the total amount owed. • Breaching a loan agreement: This occurs when a borrower fails to adhere to the terms of a loan agreement, such as making a payment on time or notifying the lender of a change of address. This can result in late fees and an increase in the total amount owed.