0 to change the terms of a mortgage (= agreement by which you borrow money to buy property) or loan, usually by increasing the amount of it in order to be able to borrow more money:
Devices that were not part of an agreement could not be considered in the per-diem charges and thus could not be refinanced.
The government did not want to invest its own resources to reduce its domestic debt load, hoping instead to attract foreign capital to rollover and refinance its debt.
Price stability means that small manufacturers and enterprises in my community are not making surplus profits and capital to refinance and invest.
Is it clear that this is a stand-by credit, or is it a means of refinancing further repayments?
I will certainly keep the possibility of lifting the ban on refinance credits in mind.
Some building societies are prepared to refinance individual existing local authority mortgages.
Rescheduling or refinancing does not necessarily increase the service charges.
Second, to what extent is this provision necessary to refinance maturing debt and to what extent is it concentrated entirely on new expenditure?
