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Payment defaultThis results when you are unable or simply unwilling to meet your mortgage repayments. If you default on your payments, the lender is ultimately entitled to sell your home in order to recover the loan. Different lenders will have different policies on how long they give you before they start the legal proceedings to recover the loan. Many will have a separate schedule of charges which you will incur before they start proceedings.Payment default Similar MatchesPayment gatewayPayment gatewayA system of allowing real-time credit card authorization by connecting a website order form to the credit card processing system. Skip payment privilegeSkip payment privilegeA mortgage contract clause giving borrowers the right to skip payments if they are ahead of schedule. Facilitating paymentFacilitating paymentAs permitted under the U.S. Foreign Currupt Practices Act, a facilitating payment is a payment for "routine governmental action," such as obtaining permits, processing papers, providing normal government services, etc. It is, in fact, a bribe, but a small one that does not induce any illegal or exceptional behavior. Additional principal paymentAdditional principal paymentExtra money included in the monthly payment to help reduce the principal and shorten the term of the loan. Interest paymentsInterest paymentsContractual debt payments based on the coupon rate of interest and the principal amount. Further SuggestionsEarly repayment periodgraduated payment mortgage Graduated payment PIK (Payment in kind) securities Documents against payment Transfer payment Payment float Prepayment speed transfer payments Payment protection insurance Micropayment Payment date Payments netting Prepayments Transfer payments prepayment fee payment card Payment of balance Optional payment bond Periodic payment plan clearing house automated payment system call payment Payments pattern Payment Cap Repayment mortgage |
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