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/prēˈpā/,
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prepaid, past tense; prepaying, present participle; prepays, 3rd person singular present; prepaid, past participle;
  1. Pay for in advance
    • - prepaid health plans
  1. pay for something before receiving it
  2. (prepayment) payment in advance
  3. (prepaid) postpaid: used especially of mail; paid in advance
  4. Prepaid refers to services paid for in advance. Examples include tolls, pay as you go cell phones, and stored-value cards such as gift cards and preloaded credit cards. Prepaid accounts are assets, and they are increased by debiting the account(s).
  5. To pay in advance, or beforehand; as, to prepay postage
  6. (prepayment) The act of fully or partially paying off the outstanding balance of a loan at any point during the term of the loan at a time earlier than set out in the contract.
  7. A Prepayment is a type of asset arising from the fact that the business has alreasy been invoiced for the right to all or part of a service in a future period e.g. rent for next year, paid this year.
  8. (Prepayment) Any amount paid on a loan by the borrower before it is required to be paid under the terms of the promissory note. There is never a penalty for prepaying principal or interest on Direct Loans.
  9. (Prepayment) Allows the borrower to prepay a portion or all of the principal mortgage balance, with or without penalty, ahead of schedule. This decreases the total amount of interest paid over the life of your mortgage. This option is typically restricted to specific amounts and times.
  10. (prepayment) Paying off all or part of the mortgage before the scheduled date.
  11. (Prepayment) Paying more each month than the amount of the regular mortgage loan payment to pay the loan off sooner and save money on interest charges.
  12. (Prepayment) A method of paying for the cost of health care services in advance of their use. A method providing in advance for the cost of predetermined benefits for a population group, through regular periodic payments in the form of premiums, dues, or contributions, including those ...
  13. (Prepayment) Provision made for loan payments to be larger than those specified in the note.
  14. (Prepayment) It is customary for “new mailers” and others who have not tested a particular list to remit prepayment on their first order. Subsequent orders are subject to industry standard payment terms.
  15. (Prepayment) Making early or extra payments toward the loan principal.
  16. (Prepayment) Money Order, Certified Check, or Personal Check. Personal Checks are subject to a two week holding period prior to shipment.
  17. (PREPAYMENT) A privilege in a mortgage permitting the borrower to make payments in advance of their due date.
  18. Prepayment is the ability to repay installment credit before it is due or to pay off a loan before its maturity date. Some loans, particularly mortgages, include prepayment clauses allowing you to repay them in advance of the regular schedule without a penalty.
  19. (Prepayment) The act of paying off a loan ahead of schedule.
  20. (Prepayment) Any amount paid to reduce the principal balance of a loan before the due date. Payment in full on a mortgage that may result from a sale of the property, the owner's decision to pay off the loan in full, or a foreclosure. ...
  21. (Prepayment) The excise tax payment made on or before the date products are removed from bond.
  22. (Prepayment) Any payment credited to a Loan Account which is outside the agreed repayment plan and is used to reduce the capital outstanding.
  23. (Prepayment) Repaying a loan's principal balance before maturity date.  Some securitized loans either do not allow prepayment, or have prepayment penalties.  From the portfolio's standpoint, prepayment is a risk that will decrease the value of the portfolio.
  24. (prepayment) Fee paid by a potential consumer of health services in anticipation of services that may be required.
  25. (Prepayment) the concept of paying all or a portion of an outstanding loan balance prior to the contractually agreed date for such payment.