How Do You Spell REMORTGAGE?

Pronunciation: [ɹɪmˈɔːɡɪd͡ʒ] (IPA)

Remortgage is a common term used in the UK to describe the process of switching to a new mortgage deal. The word is pronounced /riːˈmɔː(r)ɡɪdʒ/ (ree-MOR-gij) and is spelled using a combination of two different words: "re-" meaning "again" and "mortgage." The spelling of the word can be confusing, and many people mistakenly spell it with an "o" instead of an "e." Regardless of the spelling, remortgaging is an important consideration for homeowners looking to save money or reduce their monthly payments.

REMORTGAGE Meaning and Definition

  1. A remortgage refers to the process of replacing an existing mortgage on a property with a new mortgage from a different lender or by renegotiating the terms with the existing lender. It essentially involves the homeowner seeking a new loan on their property to pay off the existing borrowing.

    Remortgaging can serve multiple purposes, including securing a better interest rate, consolidating debts, releasing equity, or changing the mortgage structure to suit different financial circumstances. The primary motivation for many homeowners to remortgage is to benefit from more favorable terms, such as a lower interest rate, which can result in reduced monthly repayments and potentially significant savings over the term of the loan.

    When pursuing a remortgage, borrowers typically reassess their financial situation and consult various lenders to find the most suitable deal that fulfills their requirements. The application process involves a detailed evaluation of creditworthiness, property value, and income to determine the amount and terms of the new mortgage. Once approved, the remortgage process often involves the legal transfer of the mortgage deed and may include additional fees for solicitors, valuation, and arrangement.

    Remortgaging offers homeowners the opportunity to manage their mortgage more effectively, take advantage of more favorable market conditions, or access additional funds. However, it is important to consider the associated costs and potential early repayment charges before deciding whether to remortgage.

Common Misspellings for REMORTGAGE

Etymology of REMORTGAGE

The word "remortgage" is a combination of two words: "re" and "mortgage".

The prefix "re-" comes from Latin and means "again" or "back". It indicates repetition or returning to a previous state or action.

The term "mortgage" has its roots in Old French and Latin. In Old French, "mortgage" was spelled "morgage" and derived from the verb "morguer", which meant "to pledge". This Old French term was later influenced by the Latin word "mortuus", which means "dead".

In its earliest form, a mortgage referred to a conditional pledge of property as security for a loan. If the borrower failed to repay the loan, the property became "dead" or "deadened" in the sense that it was lost to the lender.

Conjugate verb Remortgage

CONDITIONAL

I would remortgage
you would remortgage
he/she/it would remortgage
we would remortgage
they would remortgage

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be remortgaging
you would be remortgaging
he/she/it would be remortgaging
we would be remortgaging
they would be remortgaging

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have remortgage
you would have remortgage
he/she/it would have remortgage
we would have remortgage
they would have remortgage

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been remortgaging
you would have been remortgaging
he/she/it would have been remortgaging
we would have been remortgaging
they would have been remortgaging

FUTURE

I will remortgage
you will remortgage
he/she/it will remortgage
we will remortgage
they will remortgage

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be remortgaging
you will be remortgaging
he/she/it will be remortgaging
we will be remortgaging
they will be remortgaging

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have remortgaged
you will have remortgaged
he/she/it will have remortgaged
we will have remortgaged
they will have remortgaged

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been remortgaging
you will have been remortgaging
he/she/it will have been remortgaging
we will have been remortgaging
they will have been remortgaging

IMPERATIVE

you remortgage
we let´s remortgage

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to remortgage

PAST

I remortgaged
you remortgaged
he/she/it remortgaged
we remortgaged
they remortgaged

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was remortgaging
you were remortgaging
he/she/it was remortgaging
we were remortgaging
they were remortgaging

PAST PARTICIPLE

remortgaged

PAST PERFECT

I had remortgaged
you had remortgaged
he/she/it had remortgaged
we had remortgaged
they had remortgaged

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been remortgaging
you had been remortgaging
he/she/it had been remortgaging
we had been remortgaging
they had been remortgaging

PRESENT

I remortgage
you remortgage
he/she/it remortgages
we remortgage
they remortgage

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am remortgaging
you are remortgaging
he/she/it is remortgaging
we are remortgaging
they are remortgaging

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

remortgaging

PRESENT PERFECT

I have remortgaged
you have remortgaged
he/she/it has remortgaged
we have remortgaged
they have remortgaged

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been remortgaging
you have been remortgaging
he/she/it has been remortgaging
we have been remortgaging
they have been remortgaging