Grace Period
A set amount of time after a payment is due during which a late fee will not be charged.
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A grace period is a predetermined amount of time during which certain conditions or obligations can be met without incurring a penalty. The concept of a grace period is often used in the context of financial agreements, such as loans, credit cards, and insurance policies.
Example
Your credit card may have a grace period of 21 days, which means that you have 21 days from the end of your billing cycle to pay your balance in full without incurring any interest charges
Related Terms
Compound Interest
Interest calculated on the sum of a principal and accumulated interest from previous periods.
Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)
A type of financial transaction that involves the movement of money between accounts using electronic communication.
Refinance
The process of paying off an existing loan with a new loan, typically in order to obtain a lower interest rate or to change the terms of the loan.

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