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Redemption Authority: Fee Withdrawals (GEAA) 2025

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The document is an authorization form for clients of Macquarie Investment Services Limited, allowing their financial advisers to withdraw fees from their Macquarie Gilt Edge Access Account (GEAA). It outlines the necessary information required from the client, including account details and signatures, as well as terms and conditions regarding fee withdrawals and responsibilities of both the client and Macquarie. The form must be completed in black ink and submitted according to specified guidelines.

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Why am I being charged a redemption fee?

A redemption fee is a fee charged to an investor when shares are sold from a fund. This fee, also known as an exit fee, market timing fee, or short-term trading fee, is charged by the fund company and then added back to the fund. Typically, it only applies when shares are sold within a specified time frame.

What is a 401k redemption fee?

A shareholder fee that some funds charge when investors redeem (sell) mutual fund shares. Redemption fees, which must be paid to the fund, are not the same as and may be in addition to a back-end load, which is typically paid to a broker.

Is redemption the same as withdrawal?

Redemption is the process of making a monetary withdrawal from a mutual fund, at the net asset value prevailing on that day. All that is needed is for the investor to fill out a form to request the withdrawal. It is a very simple process.

What is an administration fee used for?

Administration fees are charges that financial institutions and investment firms charge clients for managing and maintaining investments or accounts. So an administration fee is the fee that you pay when you are establishing and using a bank loan or line of credit.

What is a redemption administration fee?

A mortgage redemption fee is a charge your lender may apply if you fully repay your mortgage before the agreed scheme term ends. This fee is also known as Early Repayment Charges (ERC). For example, if you were to leave a 5-year fixed rate mortgage after 2 years, you may face ERCs.

How to avoid redemption fees on mortgages?

How can I avoid paying an early repayment charge? Remortgage with the same lender. Time your remortgage right. Overpay at the right time. Choose a no early repayment charge mortgage Port your mortgage.

What is a redemption admin fee?

A mortgage redemption fee is a cost that some lenders charge when you fully repay your mortgage before the agreed mortgage scheme term ends. Understanding these fees is important to avoid unexpected costs when refinancing or repaying your loan.

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