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Booking Fee Explained


The booking fee is another of the fees associated with a mortgage, that most lenders will charge you (although some deals do offer either a reduction or a waiver of this fee).

This is a fee that's non-refundable, and will allow you to secure a particular mortgage deal for a period that is usually six months from the time that you pay the fee.

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