to refi
- verb
- /ˈrɛfaɪ/
- Informal
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refinanciar
- After reviewing my finances, I realized I could refi to save quite a bit on interest.
And then from there, you know, I still own that house today and I refied it when rates were low.
- And then from there, you know, I still own that house today and I refied it when rates were low.
- And if it works for a Burr and I can refi, that's amazing.
- And they're going to give away free Barstool and Cross Country Mortgage sweatshirts when you sign up to refi or get pre approval while supplies last.
Examples
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I decided to refi my mortgage to take advantage of lower interest rates.
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And they're going to give away free Barstool and Cross Country Mortgage sweatshirts when you sign up to refi or get pre approval while supplies last.
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And then from there, you know, I still own that house today and I refied it when rates were low.
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If HARP 3 comes out, I might still be able to refi again to a lower rate.
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So thank God those guys like Lane Lane Schumenberger and why refi Any comments are Kim?
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And then what they did was they refied the entire process, sold it as bonds to your grandmother.
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And then what they did was they refied the entire process, sold it as bonds to your grandmother.
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And if it works for a Burr and I can refi, that's amazing.
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I haven't checked on refi in so long and I saw someone comment on one of my recent videos like oh why don't you use refi?
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Many homeowners choose to refi their loans to reduce monthly payments.
Synonyms
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5.2
To get a new loan to replace an old one, usually to get better payments or lower interest
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5.3
To replace a current home loan with a new one to get lower monthly payments or a lower interest rate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Refi comes from re- + finance, so it means to 'finance again' or change your loan. That's why to refi is to get a new loan that replaces your old loan to try to get lower payments or better conditions.