Any additional loan repayments made by the borrower over and above the contracted periodical repayment amount.
an amount of money paid as a single payment instead of installment payments
a one-off payment that is paid in addition to your scheduled payments to your loan
a one-time payment, such as an insurance settlement, inheritance or lottery winning
Payment of a workers' compensation award of benefits or other sum(s) as one or more partial or total payment(s), instead of the more common weekly or biweekly payments which equally distribute such sum(s). A lump sum payment may result from a Commutation or a Stipulation. X Y Z
A single payment for the purchase of membership service credit, or for the repayment of a refund
A single payment made in a settlement which does not identify the portion of the amount paid for backpay, compensatory damages, attorney fees, etc.
A payment made for approved child care to a family after the end of the financial year in which care was used. Payment can be made when child care usage and income information has been supplied to the FAO.
An additional payment made by the borrower to reduce the loan amount.
An extra payment made by the borrower, in addition to the regular loan repayments. These lump sum payments reduce the amount of the loan.
An extra repayment made to a loan, outside of the scheduled repayments.
An extra payment that you make to reduce the amount of your mortgage.
A fixed negotiated payment which is not typically included in an employee’s annual salary. Often times given in lieu of pay increases.
payment in full in a single sum made at one time.
There are two occasions where this term is used. A single payment in final settlement of damages. The payment is paid out tax-free. All income from investment of the money thereafter is taxable. Payments from an annuity, on a specific date or dates in the future, usually incorporated into a plan to deal with foreseeable requirements such as education or vehicle replacements.
A single payment of money towards repaying a loan, usually for a larger amount. This is in addition to your regular scheduled repayments.