Banking Fees

Commitment Fee
A commitment fee is a fee charged by a bank to keep open a line of credit or to continue to make available unused loan facilities. The fee is typically an annual charge made by the lender on the daily undrawn balance of the facility and is often expressed in basis points.
Maintenance Fee
A maintenance fee is a periodic payment made by property owners or account holders to cover the costs of upkeep and operations, particularly in real estate or financial accounts.

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