refinance

/ree-fi-nans, ree-fahy-nans/US // ˌri fɪˈnæns, riˈfaɪ næns //

再融资,再贷款,重新融资,融资

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

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re·fi·nanced, re·fi·nanc·ing.
- : to finance again.
- : to satisfy by taking out another loan typically on more favorable terms, as a lower interest rate and reduced monthly payments, or a longer period of time to repay: She was able to refinance her mortgage to a much lower 30-year fixed interest rate.
- : to increase or change the financing of, as by selling stock or obtaining additional credit: The university issued bonds to refinance the recent construction of a library and dormitory.

v.无主动词 verb

Moreover, many folks are choosing to just refinance their mortgage at the new, lower rate rather than deal with trying to find a new home in such a competitive environment.
So while lenders were busier than ever, much of that volume was driven by people who already owned homes refinancing with the lower rates.
Later this year, Charlie plans to offer debt refinancing services to users.
The worry is that the unprecedented mountain of debt could have to be refinanced at higher yields down the road.
It’s this happy outcome of doing it, for sure, but I think the primary reason is to refinance debt to a more affordable payment.
A federal Home Affordable Refinance Program paperwork T.P.ing of our residence.
Instead, the senator from Massachusetts wants students to be able to refinance federal student loans.
One congressman asked if his friend should refinance his mortgage.
Too many families who have never missed a payment and want to refinance are being told no.
Lower interest rates are making it far easier for borrowers to refinance their way out of trouble.