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Closed-end credit

Credit which is to be repaid in Full (along with any Interest and Finance charges) by a specified future date. Most Real estate and auto loans are closed-end. opposite of revolving line of Credit.

Related Terms: 18 Charge, CLO, Credit, Close, ECI, Finance, Full, Finance charge, FIN, Interest, Long, Line of credit, Loan, PPO, Paid, Real, Revolving line of credit, Real estate
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