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Laird Mobi

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Hello can anyone answer my simple question?? Do Americans ever use the term remortgage or remortgaging???? I see that they use they term refinance mortgage?????

Cheers in advance.
 
Remortgage or remortgaging ...no, not normal terms in the US. We use refinance.
 
TopNames.com said:
Remortgage or remortgaging ...no, not normal terms in the US. We use refinance.

same in Canada :-D
 
Oh well blown another couple of $!
 
LOL I never have even heard of remortgage.
 
never heard of it.
 
In the Uk it is basically a refinance on your mortgage. Oh well hopefully some expats will type it in and bring me some $$$! Although i have had a few sedo clicks so someone must be interested???
 
The Queens' English got 'ya again!

:)
 
Nodnarb said:
The Queens' English got 'ya again!

:)
LOL! But it may not only be "British". Most people forgot that the combined market of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa and India is already subtantial enough. ;)
 
aggieuk said:
Hello can anyone answer my simple question?? Do Americans ever use the term remortgage or remortgaging???? I see that they use they term refinance mortgage?????

Cheers in advance.

Nope. We never Use it. Whatsoever ;)
 
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