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refinance English

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refinance

— verb renew the financing of

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refund refinancing

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refinance · verb

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Fucking our boost, what, you refinance your house?
Yeah, so you split your mortgage between fixed and variable and you refinance when the interest drops.
Yes, but I'm afraid it's just not sufficient to refinance your home.
And you'll see, and they'll have to refinance my study, because I can save them.
Fix the place up. Make a bit of money. And you can refinance and buy me out.
I'll refinance my house if that's what it takes. I don't care.
You refinance.
Can't you refinance, something like that?
And-And I saw a chance to refinance the mortgage, And I thought.
They put a country in debt and it's such a big debt it can't pay it, And then you offer to refinance that debt and pay even more interest.
If you have a mortgage, refinance with another bank.
Just refinance.
The day we met you, you told us that a subprime ARM loan made good sense and not to worry about rate adjustments because we would be able to refinance before the loan resets.
We're trying to refinance one of the loans, but they're not taking risks at the moment.
If you could just refinance a few of them.
Call the bank, we wanna refinance at 8 percent.
We'll refinance your house.
Listen, I talked to the bank today, and I think we should refinance our mortgage.
We own the building, and I saw a chance to refinance the mortgage and I thought.
And then you offer to refinance that debt and pay even more interest.
Because I thought we could ride it out, refinance or something.
Three days before we refinance?
In fact, it got so bad, my parents had to refinance our house to put me in private school.
Okay, look. If home prices don't go up, you are not going to be able to refinance.
James says I can always refinance.
No, actually i had to refinance this place to pay my past-due medical bills.
We're gonna refinance the house to pay for the first year.
I'm trying to refinance, but the house isn't worth as much as it was when I bought out my ex.
Refinance or something.
Can we refinance?
No, I don't have anything to refinance.

News and current affairs

Instead, easy money stimulated the economy by inducing households to refinance their mortgages, and to spend some of their capital.
Sometime in the future, payments would rise, but borrowers were told, again, not to worry: house prices would rise faster, making it easy to refinance with another negative amortization loan.
The ability to refinance government debt and keep costs down is essential to strengthening public finances and boosting GDP growth.
Larger firms - even those with large debt problems - can refinance their excessive liabilities in court or out of court; but an unprecedented number of small businesses are going bankrupt.
Lower interest rates worked (a little), but for the most part by encouraging households to refinance their mortgages, not by stimulating investment.
From the standpoint of Greece's ability to pay, such units would be more relevant, since it doesn't have to pay off its debts fully in one year (unless the crisis makes it impossible to refinance current debt).
And most mortgage holders probably expected to refinance their mortgages before their rising interest-rate trebled or quadrupled monthly repayments.
Today, these countries can simply refinance their obligations at longer maturities.
When the pyramid starts crumbling, government - that is, taxpayers - must step in to refinance the banking system, revive mortgage markets, and prevent economic collapse.
Lower interest rates worked, but not so much because they boosted investment, but because they led households to refinance their mortgages, and fueled a bubble in housing prices.
The ECB would not be facilitating additional borrowing by member countries; it would merely allow them to refinance their debt at a lower cost.
That is why it has become so difficult for small and medium-sized companies to get new loans or to refinance existing loans.
With risk assets' long-term valuation falling and pressure to prick price bubbles rising, China's capital reserves will be insufficient to refinance the developed countries' debts cheaply.
The risk premium on Greek government bonds continues to hover around three percentage points, depriving Greece of much of the benefit of euro membership - namely, being able to refinance government bonds at the official discount rate.
Over time, the eurozone countries would inevitably have to refinance most of Greece's public debt.
Rising house prices also allowed homeowners to refinance their mortgages, obtaining additional cash to spend on other things.
The solution is obvious: deficit countries must be allowed to refinance the bulk of their debt on the same terms as surplus countries.
But the role of debt finance has been growing - and, with it, the need to refinance old debt when total expenditure, including debt service, exceeds total revenue.
After the euro came into force, commercial banks could refinance their holdings of government bonds at the discount window of the European Central Bank, and regulators treated government bonds as riskless.
Whether it works will be seen in April, when Greece will have to refinance its debt once more.

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