The fees charged by provident fund intermediaries mainly include handling fees, consulting fees and service fees, and the specific amount depends on factors such as loan amount, consulting time and service complexity. Generally speaking, the fees charged by provident fund intermediaries mainly include the following aspects:

1. Handling fee: Intermediaries may charge a certain handling fee when they apply for provident fund loans, review materials and go through formalities. These fees are usually charged in proportion to the loan amount, such as 65438+ 0% of the loan amount.

2. Consultation fee: If you need to consult questions related to provident fund loans, intermediaries may charge a certain consultation fee. These fees are usually charged according to the time or number of consultations.

2. Service fee: intermediary agencies can charge a certain service fee for various services provided in the process of handling provident fund loans, such as handling materials, following up the approval progress, and assisting in solving problems. These fees are usually charged according to the complexity of the service, the workload and the time required.

1, purchase, build, renovate and overhaul owner-occupied housing;

2. Retired;

3, completely lose the ability to work, and terminate the labor relationship with the unit;

4. Go abroad to settle down;

5. Repay the principal and interest of the house purchase loan;

6, the rent exceeds the prescribed proportion of family wage income.

7, terminate the labor relationship with the unit, and will move out of the city.

To sum up, when choosing an intermediary, we should understand its charging standards and fully communicate with them to ensure that the charging standards and payment methods are clear. When signing a contract, pay attention to reading the terms of the contract, choose a reputable institution, maintain good communication and safeguard your own rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Measures for the administration of commercial housing sales

Article 28

The entrusted real estate intermediary service agency shall not charge any fees other than commission for the sale of commercial housing.

The charging standard of provident fund intermediary varies from region to region and institution. Generally, it includes handling fee, consulting fee and service fee. When choosing an intermediary, we should understand the charging standard and communicate with them to clarify the charging standard and payment method. When signing a contract, pay attention to reading the terms of the contract to ensure that the records are clear. Choose reputable and experienced institutions, maintain good communication, and ensure that rights and interests are protected. Provident fund withdrawal is smooth and efficient.