refinanced

Replaced old debt

Refinanced is the past tense of refinance—to replace an existing loan with a new one, typically to secure better terms.

People refinance mortgages when interest rates drop: We refinanced the house and saved three hundred dollars a month.

Businesses refinance debt to extend repayment periods or reduce costs.

mortgage

interest rates

Price paid for borrowing

underwriting · lender · fixed rate · adjustable rate · prepayment penalty · escrow · title insurance · origination fee · rate lock · homeownership

debt

consolidation

Combining into unified whole

balance transfer · settlement · negotiation · liability · secured debt · unsecured debt · debt relief · credit counseling · payoff · monthly payment

student

federal loans

Government-issued borrowed funds

forbearance · consolidation · variable rate · fixed rate · grace period · tuition

rates

interest rate

Cost of borrowing money

market conditions · Federal Reserve · prime rate · basis points · break-even point · savings · comparison shopping

auto

car loan

Borrowed money for wheels

negative equity · depreciation · title transfer · payoff amount · credit union · car payment · extended warranty

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debt resolution method

refinancedpaid off

Yielded a positive result

settled · discharged · liquidated · cleared · satisfied

loan origination status

refinancedoriginated

First came into existence

took out · borrowed · financed · mortgaged · obtained

debt trajectory

refinancedoverleveraged

Excessively burdened by debt

overextended

Phrases
Family

refinance, refinances, refinancing, refinancings

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