taxa fechada
1. A fixed fee charged by a financial institution or professional service provider that cannot be increased or changed after being agreed upon
The bank offered a closed fee mortgage with no hidden charges for the next 30 years.
O banco ofereceu uma hipoteca com taxa fechada sem cobranças ocultas pelos próximos 30 anos.
2. In legal or professional services, a predetermined total cost that will not exceed the quoted amount regardless of additional work or circumstances
The law firm provided a closed fee agreement for the entire litigation process.
O escritório de advocacia forneceu um acordo de taxa fechada para todo o processo de litígio.
In Brazil, 'taxa fechada' is a highly valued term in financial transactions, particularly in mortgage and loan contexts, as consumers seek protection against rising interest rates. Banks often advertise closed fees as a consumer protection measure. In the USA, the concept is commonly associated with mortgage lending and professional services to ensure transparency and budget predictability.
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