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Definition
An exit fee is a charge levied on full repayment or closure of a facility. It may apply alongside, or instead of, an early repayment charge, and forms part of the settlement figure.
In plain terms
It is a "leaving fee". A headline-cheap facility with a hefty exit fee can cost more than a slightly dearer one with none.
Why it matters for your company
Include exit fees when comparing offers or deciding whether to refinance. Get the full settlement number, then test the saving with the early repayment savings calculator. Credicorp states all fees upfront.
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