Loan maturities define the exact date a borrower must repay the principal balance in full, marking the end of a loan’s life. They shape repayment schedules, interest calculations, and refinancing strategies. Banks use them to manage risk, while borrowers—from homeowners to corporations—benefit by aligning debt with cash flow or investment horizons. Understanding maturities helps negotiate better terms and avoid liquidity pitfalls.
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