Base Term Uplift
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- (n.) An increase in the principal amount of a base financial term, such as a loan or investment amount, often reflecting accumulated interest, fees, or adjustments.
The base term uplift was applied to the loan amount after the annual review.
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Typically used in financial and contractual contexts, 'base term uplift' refers to adjustments that increase the original principal or base monetary figure; clarity is advised to specify whether it is tied to interest, fees, or other contractual modifications.
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