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Definition of remortgage in English: remortgageverb riːˈmɔːɡɪdʒriˈmɔrɡɪdʒ [with object]Take out another or a different kind of mortgage on (a property) 再抵押；转抵押 he remortgaged their home to help meet the growing bills no object once you remortgage, tax relief will be limited to the first £30,000 of your loan Example sentencesExamples - Find out more about homeowning, mortgages and remortgaging in the Fools Homeowning Centre.
- You need to raise a deposit of £150,000, which often comes from remortgaging your family home.
- Calamity struck when Elbert's death revealed that he had remortgaged his house once too often.
- She raised the necessary funds by remortgaging her house and borrowing £25,000 from her parents.
- ‘My father, John, agreed to remortgage his house to help fund the case and now he faces the prospect of losing it and being made homeless,’ he added.
- In 1988 I remortgaged and was given a non-status mortgage provided I signed up for an endowment.
- Those of less advanced years, who are still able to get a mortgage, have been remortgaging at higher amounts to take advantage of house price rises, too.
- One reader in her mid-30s was remortgaging her property last year with AIB.
- Learn more about remortgaging and visit our mortgage centre to see if you can save money.
- It agreed to supply half the budget and the Wallises remortgaged their house to make up the difference.
- In 1989 the son remortgaged the property to the Nationwide Building Society.
- My colleague approached his bank to say he was remortgaging with another company advertising a special offer and his bank matched the deal rather than lose his business.
- Students who fund themselves will inevitably pay through a variety of means - savings, remortgaging the house, using a redundancy pay-out and bank or career development loans are all common.
- Now could be a great time to think about remortgaging, so check out the advice and offers in this exclusive preview of our latest Money Report.
- I am not suggesting that everyone remortgages their house tomorrow and buys a side scan system, but it is handy to see just what it can do.
- But 7% planned to take the drastic step of selling their home or remortgage it to clear their other borrowings.
- Nor will you investigate remortgaging your property, nor do anything about that costly endowment.
- You'd be miles better off remortgaging with your existing mortgage lender, getting an unsecured personal loan or, even better, snowballing your unsecured debts.
- Find out more about remortgaging in our Mortgage Centre.
- Mine even showed when we remortgaged five years ago.
noun riːˈmɔːɡɪdʒriˈmɔrɡɪdʒ A different or additional mortgage. 转抵押，转质押 a remortgage is one of the cheapest ways of borrowing money Example sentencesExamples - To get the remortgage, she forged a letter claiming that she did not live in the house, although she did.
- When you arrange a mortgage or remortgage, lenders will ‘strongly recommend’ that you take out a life insurance policy that will pay off your debt if you die.
- In the UK, most mortgages are remortgages and we tend to follow their example.
- The remortgage will now go ahead and he can pay the £58,000 tax debt.
- The Steinway came in at around £45,000 and entailed a remortgage.
- At the beginning of February 1990 DNB made a second remortgage offer and the remortgage for £136,000 was completed on 5 February 1990.
- As the judge said, on the remortgage to the bank she undertook a liability directly to the bank for the full amount of the loans.
- Historical references show people have borrowed significant amounts of money for thousands of years without credit cards, remortgages or other modern inventions.
- It should take about a month to complete the remortgage.
- With the advent of flexible and offset mortgages, overpayments can be drawn back down easily rather than the longer process of releasing equity through a further advance or remortgage.
- Loans for house purchase took up 74% of all new mortgage lending in January, while remortgages accounted for 21%.
- I do not accept that the purpose of the remortgage was to obtain capital to invest in this business.
- Following my recent thoughts about the benefits of using a mortgage broker when considering a remortgage, I spent the weekend doing the actual sums.
- Borrowers don't look at the long term savings they can make and wrongly think that a straight swap remortgage will be time consuming.
Definition of remortgage in US English: remortgageverbrēˈmôrɡijriˈmɔrɡɪdʒ [with object]Take out another or a different kind of mortgage on (a property) 再抵押；转抵押 he remortgaged their home to help meet the growing bills no object once you remortgage, tax relief will be limited to the first $530,000 of your loan Example sentencesExamples - One reader in her mid-30s was remortgaging her property last year with AIB.
- Now could be a great time to think about remortgaging, so check out the advice and offers in this exclusive preview of our latest Money Report.
- Nor will you investigate remortgaging your property, nor do anything about that costly endowment.
- Find out more about homeowning, mortgages and remortgaging in the Fools Homeowning Centre.
- I am not suggesting that everyone remortgages their house tomorrow and buys a side scan system, but it is handy to see just what it can do.
- Find out more about remortgaging in our Mortgage Centre.
- But 7% planned to take the drastic step of selling their home or remortgage it to clear their other borrowings.
- Calamity struck when Elbert's death revealed that he had remortgaged his house once too often.
- My colleague approached his bank to say he was remortgaging with another company advertising a special offer and his bank matched the deal rather than lose his business.
- Students who fund themselves will inevitably pay through a variety of means - savings, remortgaging the house, using a redundancy pay-out and bank or career development loans are all common.
- She raised the necessary funds by remortgaging her house and borrowing £25,000 from her parents.
- Mine even showed when we remortgaged five years ago.
- Learn more about remortgaging and visit our mortgage centre to see if you can save money.
- In 1988 I remortgaged and was given a non-status mortgage provided I signed up for an endowment.
- ‘My father, John, agreed to remortgage his house to help fund the case and now he faces the prospect of losing it and being made homeless,’ he added.
- It agreed to supply half the budget and the Wallises remortgaged their house to make up the difference.
- Those of less advanced years, who are still able to get a mortgage, have been remortgaging at higher amounts to take advantage of house price rises, too.
- You'd be miles better off remortgaging with your existing mortgage lender, getting an unsecured personal loan or, even better, snowballing your unsecured debts.
- In 1989 the son remortgaged the property to the Nationwide Building Society.
- You need to raise a deposit of £150,000, which often comes from remortgaging your family home.
nounrēˈmôrɡijriˈmɔrɡɪdʒ A different or additional mortgage. 转抵押，转质押 a remortgage is one of the cheapest ways of borrowing money Example sentencesExamples - To get the remortgage, she forged a letter claiming that she did not live in the house, although she did.
- Borrowers don't look at the long term savings they can make and wrongly think that a straight swap remortgage will be time consuming.
- It should take about a month to complete the remortgage.
- At the beginning of February 1990 DNB made a second remortgage offer and the remortgage for £136,000 was completed on 5 February 1990.
- The Steinway came in at around £45,000 and entailed a remortgage.
- Following my recent thoughts about the benefits of using a mortgage broker when considering a remortgage, I spent the weekend doing the actual sums.
- I do not accept that the purpose of the remortgage was to obtain capital to invest in this business.
- With the advent of flexible and offset mortgages, overpayments can be drawn back down easily rather than the longer process of releasing equity through a further advance or remortgage.
- In the UK, most mortgages are remortgages and we tend to follow their example.
- As the judge said, on the remortgage to the bank she undertook a liability directly to the bank for the full amount of the loans.
- The remortgage will now go ahead and he can pay the £58,000 tax debt.
- Historical references show people have borrowed significant amounts of money for thousands of years without credit cards, remortgages or other modern inventions.
- Loans for house purchase took up 74% of all new mortgage lending in January, while remortgages accounted for 21%.
- When you arrange a mortgage or remortgage, lenders will ‘strongly recommend’ that you take out a life insurance policy that will pay off your debt if you die.
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