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Indiana prepayment penalty rules

Indiana permits prepayment penalties on residential first-lien mortgage loans, but subject to limitations. The penalty may not exceed 2% of the amount prepaid within 60 days of the prepayment date, and cannot be imposed after three years from the contract date. Additionally, penalties are prohibited if the loan is refinanced or consolidated with the same creditor, or if prepayment is from insurance proceeds or acceleration after default.

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