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What is the primary implication of a 'closed mortgage' for a borrower?

A closed mortgage typically offers a slightly lower interest rate than an open mortgage but comes with strict limitations and/or penalties if the borrower wishe

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Question: What is the primary implication of a 'closed mortgage' for a borrower?

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  • It means the mortgage cannot be paid off early. ✅ It implies strict limits or penalties for prepaying the mortgage beyond small, specified amounts.
  • The interest rate is always fixed.
  • It allows for unlimited prepayment options.

Correct answer: It implies strict limits or penalties for prepaying the mortgage beyond small, specified amounts.

Explanation: A closed mortgage typically offers a slightly lower interest rate than an open mortgage but comes with strict limitations and/or penalties if the borrower wishes to make significant lump-sum payments or pay off the mortgage entirely before the end of the term.

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