a monthly fee charged on loans on residential property

American Nationwide Mortgage Funding fee that includes the following: Processing fee, underwriting fee, and document preparation fee. Amortization: - gradual reduction of a mortgage debt through periodic payments according to a schedule over a specified mortgage term.

This is a monthly fee charged to cover the cost of maintaining your home loan account on the bank’s system.

Some lenders charge this fee to cover their costs of administration and sourcing funds. This fee is not refundable if the mortgage application does not proceed. Often the administration fee will form part of the valuation fee and this part will not be refunded by the lender if the valuation does not proceed.

The fee paid to the fund administrator. Usually a minimum amount or a percentage of the fund's net asset value.

The fee charged by the Plan against a member's account to cover administration costs.

This is a fee charged by some lenders which is not refundable if the mortgage application does not proceed. The Administration fee will often form part of the valuation fee but will be retained by the lender even if the valuation has not been carried out.

Fee charged by a lender to cover the initial costs of processing a loan application. The fee may include the cost of obtaining a property appraisal, a credit report, or other closing costs incurred during the process or the fee may be in addition to these charges.

This charge, sometimes also referred to as an ‘application feeâ€(tm), is levied by a lender to cover the costs processing your mortgage. The fee is not usually refunded if your application does not complete.

A fee charged to a member's account to cover the administration of that account.

The fee charged by a fund against a member's account to cover administration costs. Most industry funds charge a low flat fee, expressed as an amount per week.

The fee charged by a fund against a member's account to cover administration costs. Prime Super charges a low flat fee, expressed as an amount per week, which can reduce when the member is no longer receiving employer contributions.

Often this fee will be charged in lieu of an underwriting and/or document preparation fee.