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What follows is the definition for the term Higher Early Redemption Fee as it relates to mortgages in the UK.

Higher Early Redemption Fee

When a mortgage has a higher early redemption fee it means that in addition to the standard redemption fees on a mortgage product, there will be increased redemption penalties if the mortgage is paid off within a specific time period.

Depending on the introductory offer, this could normally apply for the first 1-5 years of the mortgage term.

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