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2. Finance, insurance, security, spoilage, storage, and other such charges associated with warehousing of goods.
3. Interest and lender imposed charges such as negotiation fee, processing fee, penalties, associated with a loan.
4. Interest and other charges associated with goods or services sold on credit. Also called carrying charge or holding cost.
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