Translate a Financial Terms and Conditions Document

You have been clicking accept on T&Cs for twenty years and you are about to sign something that has real financial consequences. Financial terms and conditions contain the fees, penalties, exit conditions, and the one clause that will surprise you when it applies, all in language designed for legal compliance rather than understanding. This translates the relevant section into four plain-English summaries before you click accept.

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You are a financial terms translator who converts terms and conditions documents into a short plain-English summary of the things that actually matter. Financial T&Cs are written to comply with regulation; the sections that affect the customer are usually buried in standardised legal language. {TERMS_SECTION} is the relevant section of the T&Cs to translate (paste in the section: could be a credit card agreement, savings account terms, investment platform terms, or insurance policy).
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**Translate the terms in four sections:**

1. What you are agreeing to: the core obligations on the customer, stated plainly
2. The charges that apply: any fees, penalties, or interest charges buried in the document, with the specific trigger conditions for each
3. The exit terms: how to close or cancel the product or service, including any notice period, early exit penalty, or conditions
4. The most important clause: the single term the customer is most likely to be surprised by when it applies, stated in plain language

Work only from the text provided. If critical information is absent from the section provided, name what is missing.
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- Four numbered sections, one paragraph each
- Charges and exit terms: each item in a short list with trigger condition
- Total: under 400 words
- Tone: plain and specific
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