Sentences with phrase «other fees accumulated»

When buying a property during a foreclosure sale, you usually must pay at least the loan balance plus any interest and other fees accumulated during the foreclosure process, such as attorney's fees.

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Thus, the installments may accumulate in your credit card generating not only interests but also penalty fees and other costs and sometimes, under certain circumstances, blocking your ability to use your credit card for making other purchases.

But while they're waiting, other non-load-related fees are accumulating and make up for the decrease and still pay the advisor.

I also considered changing my Loan from LIC to other bank say HDFC which is offering ROI @ 10.10 %, But to this i need to pay 2 % of outstanding amount to LIC for loan transfer + 14 % service tax on the Transfer fee, This accumulates to approx 1lakh and on top of this i need to pay another 35k to HDFC for MOD sign off and other paper work.

Your parents will owe the total amount borrowed, accrued mortgage insurance premiums, accumulated interest, servicing fees, and any other costs and fees financed through the loan amount.

Let's assumes that you accumulated total debts of $ 34,000 from eight different loan servicers in order to pay for your tuition fees and other expenses while at college.

Interest, late fees, and other penalties can keep accumulating on your principal amount even after you stop using them.

With the $ 300 annual travel credit, the annual fee effectively becomes $ 150 / year and I can guarantee you, I have used more than $ 150 in lounge entrance fees alone this year, and that's not even including all the points I have accumulated and other perks I have used.

However, legal fees which have accumulated through the divorce process (other than for support) can be discharged.

CashGard Plan, on the other hand, has level premium coverage for 15, 20, or 30 years and return of premium benefits, minus accumulated fees.

Permanent life insurance, the other major category of life insurance, allows policyholders to accumulate cash value, while term does not, but there are expensive management fees and agent commissions associated with permanent policies, and many financial advisors consider these charges a waste of money.