of a financial asset is the date at which that asset is converted into a specified amount of money or physical assets, e.g. the date on which an issuer of a bond promises to repay the full amount borrowed.

The date on which the balance owing on a mortgage becomes due.

The due date of a promissory note.

(1) For endowment in insurance, the date on which an insurer will pay the face amount of an endowment policy to the policyowner if the insured is still living. (2) In investing, the date on which a bond issuer must repay to the bondholder the amount originally borrowed. (3) For an annuity, the date on which the insurer begins to make annuity payments. Also known as income date.

The date when a financial instrument is due.

Maturity Date - execution date of previous agreements.

In life insurance, that date upon which a policy endows and becomes payable if the insured is still living. Also, the stated date on which a bond is redeemable for its full maturity value.

The end of the agreed term of the plan. When it will expire.

Date on which the principal balance of a loan or any financial instrument is due and payable to either the lender or the holder of the obligation.

date on which a bond's principal is scheduled to be repaid to the investor and interest payments cease.

The date which the policy endows for its total face amount.

The date on which an option expires or forward contract matures.

THE DATE IN WHICH A MORTGAGE CONTRACT EXPIRES. THE BORROWER MUST EITHER RENEW THE MORTAGE OR PAY THE PRINCIPAL BALANCE OUTSTANDING AT MATURITY TO THE LENDER. THIS IS SOMETIMES REFERRED TO AS THE RENEWAL DATE.

The day on which the principal or face value of a bond (or other debt security) is due to be paid back to the debt holder.

The date at which a life or annuity certificate matures and the certificate owner must take the endowment amount.

The last day of the term for a mortgage agreement. On this date, the mortgage must either be repaid in full or the loan agreement must be renewed for another term.

Date at which the face value and final interest on a debt instrument become payable.

The maturity date is the date that the loan will be paid off.

The date when a note or other obligation becomes due and payable.

Usually used for bonds. The maturity date is the date that the bond finishes and is paid off.

The redemption date, the date on which a fixed interest security is due to be repaid by its issuer.

When a bond expires and the principal must be paid back in full. The later the bond's maturity date, the greater the risk of it defaulting or being negatively impacted by a rise in inflation or interest rates.

The maturity date (or renewal date) is the last day of the term of the current mortgage contract. On, or before, this date the mortgage must be repaid in full, renewed with the present lender, or switched to another lender.

In life insurance, the date upon which the policy endows for its full face value.

The date on which a bond expires and the issuer must repay the par value in full.

The date a loan becomes due and payable.

The expiry date of the term of the mortgage. The interest rate is in effect until this time.

(see Final Distribution Date)

the date on which a financial obligation must be repaid

The date the issuer will repay an investor the principal invested. Maturity dates can vary from short term (up to four years), medium term (five to 12 years) to long term (more than 12 years). Some securities have no maturity date.

the date on which a bond expires and the holder is entitled to the face value of the bond

The date on which annuity payments begin.

The date on which a loan, bond or debenture is due to be paid off.

The date when a financial obligation, note, draft, bond or other instrument becomes due for payment.

The day an investment (principal) in a bond or other debt security is due to be paid back.

A fixed date when an investment can be cashed in without penalty, or reinvested. (see also Diversify or spread your investments, Tips for investing in interest-bearing products)

The date a security ceases to earn interest that is the same day that the principal amount of the obligation is due in full.

The date on which a policy term or fixed-income investment like fixed deposit or bond comes to an end.

The date on which a loan, bond, or debenture becomes due for payment.

The date on which you must renew a certificate, cash it in, or purchase a new certificate; the date on which a bond's principal amount must be repaid in full

The end of the term of your mortgage loan. At this time, the buyer can pay off the entire mortgage loan balance or renew it for a longer term

This is the date when an endowment life insurance policy matures. The face amount will be paid out if the insured is still alive at that time.

The date upon which the principal of a security becomes due and payable to the security holder.

The date on which a loan, bond or debenture comes due. Both principal and any accrued interest due must be paid.

The date on which the face value of a security is due to be repaid.

The date at which a loan is scheduled to be paid off.

The last day of the term of the home loan agreement. The home loan must then be paid in full or the home loan agreement renewed.

Date on which stock is redeemed.

The scheduled date for your final payment on a loan. After making the payment on a loan's maturity date, you assume complete ownership of your home from the lender.

The date on which a loan, mortgage, bond, etc. is due and any outstanding principal must be paid.

The date when a loan becomes due and must be repaid in full.

Usually used for bonds. Date that the bond is scheduled to be paid off.

The date of the payment obligation. The holder will often have sent (presented) the relevant bill or note up to four weeks prior to the maturity date to the avalizing or guaranteeing entity for payment.

The date your mortgage matures. At maturity, your mortgage can be renewed, paid in full or switched/transferred without penalty.

A specified date on which the par value of a bond must be repaid.

The maturity date of a bond is the date on which the bond will be repaid. Note that many bonds have features such as puts and calls which may cause the principal to be repaid on an earlier date.

The date on which a debt becomes due for payment.

The due date upon which the loan is expected to be fully paid.

The date that a loan is due to be paid in full.

The date on which an endowment insurance policy's face amount will be paid to the policy-owner if the life insured is still living.

Date on which option matures; when it is either exercised or it expires worthless. Also known as expiration date.

The date upon which the contract must be annuitized. Some insurance companies strictly enforce the maturity date, requiring t the annuitant select a specific payout option or surrender the contract. Other insurance companies notify the annuitant t the contract has reached its maturity date but allow the annuitant to maintain the contract as a deferred annuity and do not force annuitization.

The final date of the term of a mortgage upon which the balance owing becomes due.

The date on which a loan or bond comes due and is to be paid off.

The date on which a mortgage loan is scheduled to be paid in full, as stated in the note.

date upon which a debt becomes due for a payment.

The Maturity Date is the date on which income payments will begin from your annuity. With the exception of contracts that have a fixed Maturity Date which cannot be changed, the Maturity Date will automatically be set at the maximum Maturity Date allowed in your state, provided you have not requested a specific date on the annuity application. Please refer to your contract for the Maturity Date provision applicable to your annuity.

Date the policy expires.

The balance due date shown on the mortgage form. On this date, all unpaid mortgage money is due and payable, or such earlier date on which the lender can lawfully require payment of the mortgage money.

The date a loan reaches its maximum payment period and must be paid in full.

The date when the issuer of a money market instrument or bond agrees to repay the principal, or face value, to the buyer.

The day when the debt is due for payment, including any interest and fees.

The end of the term of the loan, at which time you can pay off the mortgage or renew it.

The date on which a certificate of deposit, bond or other instrument comes due.

The date on which the principal amount of a bond is to be paid in full.

the date when the principal on a loan is to be paid back.

The date your Contract Value becomes due.

The last day of the term of your mortgage agreement. On the Maturity Date the mortgage must be paid in full, renewed with the same lender or transferred to a new lender. At islandmortgage.ca we are constantly searching the market for the best terms available for a free mortgage transfer to compare with what your present lender is offering.

The date upon which a mortgage loan comes due and payable.

The date that a promissory note is due.

The date when a loan comes due and the established monthly payments are required by law to begin.

For a bond, the date on which the principal is required to be repaid. In an interest rate swap, the date that the swap stops accruing interest.

The date upon which a real estate note or other negotiable instrument becomes due and payable.

The date on which the issuer of a bond or certificate of deposit is scheduled to repay the original investment to the bondholder or CD holder. CD maturities typically range between three months and six years, while bond maturities can range from one day to 30 years or more.

The date when the issuer of a debt security must pay back the face amount of the securities or when a contract or obligation expires.

the date at which a bondholder receives a return of principal.

The date on which a Treasury security matures and ceases to earn interest.

The date on which the last payment on a loan is due.

The date on which negotiable instruments become due for payment. Acceptances maturing on a non-business day are payable either before or after such date.

Date on which a debt is due for payment.

(1) The date on which an endowment insurance policy's face amount will be paid to the policyholder if the insured is still living. (2) The date on which an insurer begins to pay periodic benefits under an annuity.

The date on which the term of a mortgage ends.

Date on which the principal amount of a note, bond, certificate of deposit, or other debt security becomes due and payable.

The date when the bill can be cashed. It must be indicated explicitly, with the exact day,month and year.

The date on which a payment becomes due at the end of the term of an endowment policy or a fixed term security or loan.

The date at which the face amount of a Life Insurance policy becomes payable by reason of either death or endowment.

Date at which the face value and final interest payment of a fixed income security (for example, bond or note) is due and payable by the debt issuer. For bonds, maturity can range from one day to 30 years or more.

The date on which a debt instrument becomes payable such as bonds, CD's, notes and various other types of debt instruments.

The last day of the term of your mortgage agreement. The mortgage must be paid in full or renewed by this date.

The date on which a bond becomes redeemable. When the bond is redeemed, the debtor must repay the bondholder the face value of the bond.

This is the date on which the face value, or inflation-adjusted principal, of a security is paid to the investor. The security also stops earning interest on this date.

The date on which the balance of the loan becomes due and payable.

The date when the principal amount of a security becomes due and payable.

Date that a bond is due for payoff.

The date on which any obligation to pay money becomes due and payable.

It is the expiry date of a warrant.

A pre-set date informing account owners when they can withdraw principal funds without incurring a penalty. (Please note that you may withdraw any generated interest before reaching an account's maturity date at E-LOAN.)

The date on which the issuer of a certificate of deposit or a bond agrees to repay the principal to the buyer.

Date on which the principal amount of a note, draft, acceptance, bond or other debt instrument becomes due and payable. Also termination or due date on which an installment loan must be paid in full.

The date on which loan or a discounted cash flow falls due for payment.

the date on which a bond, debenture, GIC or term deposit is due to be repaid

End date of a policy.

The scheduled date that the lease is to expire ( i.e. a 36 month lease will mature 3 years from the date on the lease contract )

The date on which final payment is due.

The last day of your mortgage term, as stated in an agreement signed with your lender. The mortgage must be paid in full or renewed at this date.

Date at which a bond becomes due. Principal and any accrued interest due must be paid at this time.

The date on which the principal amount of a security is due and payable.

The date on which the principal of a bond must be repaid.

Date when a promissory note becomes due. Back to the top of the page

The date when a note, draft, acceptance, loan or a debt in general becomes due for payment. For a bond, it indicates the date when the principal is required to be repaid. See also Due date. Français: Date d'échéance Español: Fecha de vencimiento (del plazo), fecha de cumplimiento

The end of the mortgage term, at which time the mortgage can be paid in full, or the loan renewed for another term.

The date when a bond’s principal is repaid by the bond issuer to the bond holder.

The date that a bond comes due and must be paid off.

The date on which a bond's principal or other liability investment is repaid to the investor and interest payments stop.

Usually used for bonds. Date that the bond finishes and is paid off. Date on which the principal amount of a note, draft, acceptance, bond, or other debt instrument becomes due and payable.

The date upon which the issuer of a bond repays principal to the bond's holder.

The date designated as the date when the policy matures or the date when the policyholder dies.

The date when the total principal balance comes due

The first day of the month in which the last monthly payment on the Giant PC is scheduled to be made, except for GNMA Giants, which is generally the 17th, 20th, or 25th day of the month.

Last day of the term of the mortgage agreement.

The final day of the term of the mortgage.