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Tie in periodAs a condition of a special mortgage deal (discount or fixed rate, for example), you may have to agree to stay with the lender for a period of months or years after the deal has ended. If you move your mortgage elsewhere during this period, you may have to pay an early redemption charge.Tie in period Similar MatchesDeferment periodDeferment periodA term used in permanent health insurance which refers to a period, prior to payment by the insurers to the policyholder after a claim, during which no payments are made.For example, a typical deferment period could be six months so if a policyholder made a claim after contracting an illness which qualified, it would be six months later that payments would commence. Sometimes an employee's company will continue paying his/her salary during this period so it would be important to ensure that the permanent health insurance co-ordinates with the company's payment commitments. Also, as the deferment period increases so the premiums decrease. T period holding period returnT period holding period returnThe percentage return over the T-year period an return is held. Holding periodHolding periodThe length of time an individual retains an investment.In the UK there is an annual capital gains tax (CGT) allowance after which a tapering of CGT applies. This allows a gradual reduction of tax rates over the longer term. Grace periodGrace periodThe time period stipulated in most loan contracts and insurance policies during which a late payment will not result in default or cancellation. Escheat PeriodEscheat PeriodThe period of elapsed time required by applicable state law for property to be presumed abandoned. Further Suggestionsguaranteed minimum periodelimination period qualification period Holding Period Period of digestion Cost Recovery Period Twenty day period Periodic call auction Period certain annuity cancellation period cooling off period Discount period Cooling off period Anticipated holding period grace period Average collection period, or days receivables waiting period Periodic purchase deferred contract Neutral period Discount period Grace period Holding Period Yield (HPY) closed period Qualification period Credit period |
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