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What is an origination fee?

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What is an origination fee?

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The origination fee is the fee you pay the lender for originating the loan. The loan officer’s commission typically comes out of this fee. One origination fee equals one percent of the loan amount.

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A 21: Fee, payable by the borrower and deducted from the principal of a loan prior to disbursement to the borrower. For federally backed loans, the origination fee is paid to the federal government to offset the cost of the interest subsidy to borrowers. For private loan programs, the origination fee is generally paid to the originator/lender to cover the cost of administering and insuring the program.

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