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What is Cancellation Period

This usually connected to financial products which are sold from IFA’s , banks and institutions where the customer has the right to cancel the purchase within a period of time after the transaction was made. Considered to be a cooling off period.

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Vest	Cancellation Period	Executor-dative	PLC
Liability	De jure	NPISHs	Income Protection Policy
Supply Of Services	Realisable property	Switch	Bad debt
Writ of Restitution	Two-comma	Abbreviated Accounts	Debtors
T-account	mutatis mutandis	Som	Inflation
Aggravating	Exchange Rate	Exhibit	ADSL
Buy back	Smurfing	Offshore Investments	Not negotiable
Tailwinds	Notice to quit	F2F	DAN
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Fixed Rate loan	Gross interest	Receiver	Market risk

Term created / updated 2005-07-16 23:12:15

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