Examples of Up-Front Fees in a sentence
Collections consisting of annual membership fees, Miscellaneous Up-Front Fees, or Recoveries resulting from the sale or securitization of Defaulted Receivables (including the related Finance Charge Receivables) which have not yet been amortized in accordance with subsection 5.4(c)(ii), (e)(ii) or (f)(ii) and which are therefore not treated as Collections of Finance Charge Receivables or Principal Receivables, shall not be paid to the Seller or allocated to the Series Indebtedness Holders’ Allocation.
Within the scope of WAM the Bank may however continue to receive and keep Up-Front Fees which may amount to up to 2% of the total value of the advised portfolio and are in addition to the WAM fees.
Section 3.1. Interest and Interest Rates 46 Section 3.2. Administrative Agent and Up-Front Fees 50 Section 3.3. Eurodollar Lending Unlawful 51 Section 3.4. Deposits Unavailable 51 Section 3.5. Increased or Reduced Costs, etc 53 Section 3.6. Funding Losses 54 Section 3.7. Increased Capital Costs 55 Section 3.8. Taxes 56 Section 3.9. Series 2013-A Carrying Charges; Survival 57 Section 3.10.
Collections of Receivables with respect to any Monthly Period will be allocated by the Servicer first to annual membership fees billed during the preceding Monthly Period, second to Miscellaneous Up-Front Fees, third to Finance Charge Receivables, to the extent of Finance Charge Receivables billed during the preceding Monthly Period, and then to Principal Receivables.
FTC Proposes Rule That Would Bar Mortgage Relief Companies From Charging Up-Front Fees The Federal Trade Commission moved to protect distressed homeowners from the promoters of bogus foreclosure rescue and mortgage modification services by proposing a new rule that would forbid companies to charge up-front for these services.