Early Repayment

/ˈɜːrli rɪˈpeɪmənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) The repayment of a loan or debt before its scheduled due date.
    The borrower made an early repayment to reduce interest costs.
  2. (n.) A payment made before the due date usually involving penalties or fees specified in the loan agreement.
    The early repayment triggered a prepayment penalty under the contract.

Commentary

In drafting, specify whether early repayment is permitted and any applicable penalties or conditions to avoid disputes.

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