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单词 remortgage
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remortgage
verb[IorT]
UK
uk
/ˌriːˈmɔː.ɡɪdʒ/us
/ˌriːˈmɔːr.ɡɪdʒ/
(USrefinance)
tochangetheconditionsof amortgage(=agreementby which youborrowmoneytobuyproperty), usually byincreasingtheamountyouborrow:
Many borrowers remortgage every three or fiveyearsto takeadvantageofcheapfixedrates.
Robindecidedto remortgage hishousetopayoff hisdebts.罗宾决定将他的房子进行再抵押来清偿债务。
More examples
  • Headvisedme to remortgage with alenderwith alowerstandardrate.
  • She remortgaged her £123,000 one-bedflatover thesummerand had itvaluedat £126,000.
  • It is never a goodideato remortgageyourhousetopayoff othercreditors.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Mortgages & real estate
  • blockbusting
  • brick
  • bricks and mortaridiom
  • BTL
  • buy-to-let
  • chain
  • equity
  • first-time buyer
  • householder
  • landlady
  • letting
  • planning blight
  • real estate broker
  • Realtor
  • realty
  • realty office
  • refinance
  • repo
  • repossession
  • reverse mortgage
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remortgage
noun[C]
UK
uk
/ˈriː.mɔː.ɡɪdʒ/us
/ˈriː.mɔːr.ɡɪdʒ/
(USrefinancing[U])
amortgage(= anagreementby which youborrowmoneytobuyproperty)that has differentconditionsto apreviousone, usually by being for alargeramount:
Thebuildingsocietywillarrangea remortgage for afeeof £100.
More examples
  • Makesureyouarrangethe remortgage beforeleavingyourjobbecause you will havedifficultyonceyoubecomeself-employed.
  • Some borrowers could have got a remortgagedealelsewhere.
  • Twentypercentof remortgageapplicationswere toreleaseequitytobuya secondhome.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Mortgages & real estate
  • blockbusting
  • brick
  • bricks and mortaridiom
  • BTL
  • buy-to-let
  • chain
  • equity
  • first-time buyer
  • householder
  • landlady
  • letting
  • planning blight
  • real estate broker
  • Realtor
  • realty
  • realty office
  • refinance
  • repo
  • repossession
  • reverse mortgage
See more results »
(Definition ofremortgagefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
remortgage
verb[IorT]
UK
uk
/ˌriːˈmɔː.ɡɪdʒ/us
/ˌriːˈmɔːr.ɡɪdʒ/
(USrefinance)
tochangethetermsof amortgage(=agreementby which youborrowmoneytobuyproperty), usually byincreasingtheamountof it, inorderto beabletoborrowmoremoney
（尤指为了得到更多钱而）再抵押，转按揭
Robindecidedto remortgage hishousetopayoff hisdebts.罗宾决定将他的房子进行再抵押来清偿债务。

remortgage| Business English

remortgage
verb[IorT]
FINANCE,PROPERTYUK
uk
/ˌriːˈmɔːɡɪdʒ/us
toreplaceamortgagethat you already have with a newmortgage, forexampleone withlowerinterestrates:
Fears thatinterestratesmightincreasebefore the end of theyearspurredhomeownersto remortgage.
remortgage your home/house/propertyThey remortgaged thefamilyhomeinordertofinancethebusiness.
remortgage
noun[C]
FINANCE,PROPERTYUK
uk
/ˌriːˈmɔːɡɪdʒ/us
afinancialarrangementin which someonereplacesamortgagethat they already have with a newmortgage, forexampleone withlowerinterestrates:
340,000loansand remortgages weregrantedto buy-to-letlandlordsin 2007.
Ourdealoffersfreevaluationandfreelegalworkon remortgages.
remortgagedeals/packages/schemes
(Definition ofremortgagefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofremortgage

remortgage
It is the economics of remortgaging the house and forgoing repairs simply to pay the housekeeping bills.
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They picked up the £130 billion output, sold off the family business and spent the money, remortgaged—and they are still in trouble, as is the country.
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In that year, she was told by the appointed receiver to borrow £14,000 through remortgaging her house.
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Many of them borrowed money, some remortgaged their properties.
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Three of my constituents undergoing private infertility treatment have told me that they have had toremortgagetheir houses to do so.
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Another thing that has caused debt to grow is the easy availability of not only mortgages but remortgages.
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When we get to the end of a five-year deal—and it may have been a good deal—we mayremortgage.
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That is—the option of remortgaging his home to pay for health care.
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The problem concerns those people who, in the 1980s, were sold home income plans—very often by companies or independent financial advisers—and who remortgaged a house.
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I understand that they bought their property in 1987 and remortgaged it in 1989 to finance an expansion of their business.
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Some peopleremortgagetheir property and get a cheaper deal.
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Several thousand retired people have mounting debts and cannot pay them off by using interest payments or by remortgaging.
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If they are elderly or retired, building societies will not look at the possibility of aremortgage.
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Of course, for many peopleremortgageis impossible.
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Is he aware that if theyremortgagethey lose out on tax relief on that part which involves the home improvements scheme?
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