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Grace Period
A specified period after a premium payment is due, in which the policyholder may make such payment, and during which the protection of the policy continues.
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Grace period for a mortgage is the time during which despite defaults in the payment, no legal steps will be taken against the delinquent payer by the lending or insuring company.

grace period
period of time provided in most loan contracts and insurance policies during which default or cancellation will not occur even though payment is due.

GRACE PERIOD - A grace period is the time between the date a credit card bill is calculated and sent to...
GRACE PERIOD PROVISION - a clause in a promissory note stating that a borrower who has prepaid part of ...

Grace Period:
Usually occurs at the start of a loan period, normally associated with credit card services. Length of time during which repayments of loan principal are excused.
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Grace Period - A period of time after a due date not subject to late charges or cancellation penalties.

Grace Period (for loan repayment): The grace period is a short time period after graduation during which the borrower is not required to begin repaying his or her student loans.

Grace period:
The period during which no repayments of principal (sometimes principal plus interest) are due from the borrower to the lender.

Grace Period - Period of time when a borrower leaves school or drops below half-time and the borrower is not obligated
to begin repayment of his/her loans - usually six or nine months.

grace period
A time period, usually one or more months, during which the debtor may delay principal repayment without incurring a penalty.
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Grace Period: A time period within which a depositor can withdraw funds from a certificate without penalty.

Grace Period
A grace period is a 25-day interest-free period between the time of a purchase and the payment due date shown on your next credit card statement.

Grace period
A grace period is the number of days between the date a credit card issuer calculates your new balance and the date your payment is due.

Grace period
A time during which a borrower can pay the full balance of credit due and not incur finance charges or pay an insurance premium without penalty.
Gross pay
Wages or salary before deductions for taxes and other purposes.

Grace period - A period of time that a loan payment may be paid after its due date without incurring a late-payment penalty.
Gross - Overall total of income before expenses.

Grace Period - The length of time (usually 31 days) after a premium is due and unpaid during which the policy, including all riders, remains in force.

Grace Period: Time allowed a debtor in which legal action will not be undertaken by the creditor when payment is late.
Gross Profit: The amount by which the net sales exceed the cost of goods sold.

Grace period
The time period stipulated in most loan contracts and insurance policies during which a late payment will not result in default or cancellation.

Grace Period
A short time period after graduation during which the borrower is not required to begin repaying his or her student loans.

Grace period
The period after the payment due date during which the borrower can pay without being hit for late fees. Grace periods apply only to mortgages on which interest is calculated monthly.

Grace period: Time during which a lender doesn't charge interest on credit card purchases.

Grace Period: A period of time after the due date of an insurance premium or loan payment during which the overdue payment may be made without penalty, and the policy or loan remains in effect.

Grace Period
A grace period is an interest-free period that is to be given by a creditor to a debtor after the period of the loan gets over, before initiating the process of loss recovery.

Grace Period: The period within which a default is resolved without incurring penalty interest or other charges.

Grace Period
Refers to the interest-free time that lenders allow between the transaction date and the billing date if card users do not carry a balance. The standard grace period is typically between 20 and 30 days.

Grace period - The period or length of time between the date on your statement and the date payment is due.
Grant in aid - A transfer from one level of government to another.

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Grace Period
A provision in most loan and insurance contracts which allows payment to be received for a certain period of time after the actual due date.

A kind of grace period provided by law or by contract during which a party to a contract can legally withdraw from the contract; a right of recession.

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Many credit card companies offer their clients a grace period -- about 25 days in which you can pay your credit card bill without paying a finance charge (verify that with your credit card ...

The 30-Day Grace Period Rule
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GRACE PERIOD The period following the due date of taxes during which legal action for recovery of delinquent taxes will not be instituted and interest will not commence to run.

GRACE PERIOD The period of time, usually 30 or 31, days after the premium due date, where the premiums may still be paid without interest charges and the policy will remain in force.

Billing statements must be sent at least fourteen days before the payment is due for credit accounts that have a grace period prior to adding finance charges.

The credit card issuer typically provides a 25-day grace period during which credit card interest charges do not accrue.

A soft loan frequently involves a grace period of several years and only a small servicing charge.

This refers to the termination of an insurance policy due to the owner of the policy failing to pay the premium within the grace period [Usually within 30 days after the last regular premium was required and not paid].

It is not unusual for a promissory note also to contain details such as grace periods or penalties for defaulting.

Ascension into the WTO binds all members to all treaties and all provisions within the treaties (subject to a few minor exceptions) although grace periods are granted to individual members states as to when implementation of treaty provisions take ...

grace period An extension of the normal period of time during which a premium payment is due for many loans or insurance policies.

Cash-Advance Fee: is a charge for using credit cards to obtain cash. The fee is expressed as both a percentage and a flat dollar amount. There is no grace period for a cash advance, ...

A provision in a contract allowing a defaulting party to fix the cause of a default, for example a repayment grace period.

Mortgage-pipeline risk
The risk associated with taking applications from prospective mortgage borrowers who may opt to decline to accept a quoted mortgage rate within a certain grace period.
Market risk
Risk that cannot be diversified away.

The risk associated with taking applications from prospective mortgage borrowers who may opt to decline to accept a quoted mortgage rate within a certain grace period.
Mortgager
The borrower of a loan secured by property.

The parties usually agree on fixing a period during which the borrower is not entitled to call the bond (grace period).
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Late Payment Charges: the penalty the homeowner must pay when a mortgage payment is made after the due date grace period.

(To find out where you stand credit-wise, click ahead to the Credit Scores lesson.) While it could seem enticing, subprime credit is often tied to less-than-favorable terms, like high interest rates and short grace periods.

In order to protect the loan that your broker gave you, they could sell that or other securities if the collateral you have falls below a certain level. You may be given a grace period to drop more cash or other securities into the account to ...

Grace Period
The period, normally 30 days, during which an insurance policy remains in force even though the premium has not been paid. Can also apply to...(Read more)
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