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16:38 Aug 29, 2015 |
Dutch to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Finance (general) | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Kitty Brussaard Netherlands Local time: 10:55 | ||||||
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4 | recast |
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4 | renegotiating (the terms and/or conditions of) the loan |
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3 | redistribute |
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recast Explanation: recast |
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renegotiating (the terms and/or conditions of) the loan Explanation: circumscription appears to be the best way to describe. Recasting may be correct, but I have never heard it being used. Reference: http://budgeting.thenest.com/can-renegotiate-home-loan-terms... |
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redistribute Explanation: As in: redistribute the various loan parts / parts of the loan. Or perhaps: adjust/modify the breakdown/distribution of the various loan parts / parts of the loan. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 18 uren (2015-08-30 10:59:35 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Ook nog even wat achtergrondinformatie opgezocht. Zie bijv. artikel 8 t/m 10 in de voorwaarden voor Basis Hypotheken van ABN AMRO, https://www.abnamro.nl/nl/images/Generiek/PDFs/010_Prive/01_... Kort samengevat: Wijzigen/aanpassen van een leningdeel met vaste rente kan zowel aan het einde van de rentevasteperiode (boetevrij en binnen dezelfde overeenkomst) als tijdens de rentevaste periode. In het laatste geval krijg je voor dat leningdeel nieuwe voorwaarden en mogelijk ben je ook een boete verschuldigd. Wijzigen/aanpassen van een leningdeel met variabele rente (d.w.z. omzetting in een leningdeel met vaste rente) is ook mogelijk. Je krijgt dan een nieuwe offerte en er zijn mogelijk gewijzigde voorwaarden van toepassing. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 days9 hrs (2015-09-01 01:48:45 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- leningdelen > loan components / components of the loan samenstelling van de lening > loan composition / composition of the loan herschikken > adjust the composition of the loan?? Loan components Your loan may consist of various parts. We refer to them as loan components. (...) The characteristics of a loan component are the mortgage type, the interest rate type, the term and the fixed-rate period you have agreed with the bank. Your mortgage can therefore consist of various interest rate types, mortgage types, loan terms or fixed-rate periods. Different conditions may apply to each loan component. The loan offer sets out what conditions apply to each loan component. https://www.abnamro.nl/en/images/Generiek/PDFs/010_Prive/01_... You may be unable to transfer the total amount or the composition of your old mortgage to your new mortgage because this would be contrary to legislation, secondary legislation, the Mortgage Finance Code of Conduct or a particular policy of the bank applicable at any time. https://www.abnamro.nl/en/images/Generiek/PDFs/010_Prive/01_... The Dutch mortgage market is the second largest mortgage market in Europe, after the UK. The stable government policy is aimed at stimulating home ownership by consumers and it is fiscally attractive to finance a home purchase with borrowed money in the Netherlands. Consumers can get tax relief on the mortgage interest paid. The favourable conditions are now limited to the first owned home (being the primary residence) and for a maximum period of 30 years. Interest-only loan components and high loan-to-foreclosure values offer consumers optimal tax incentives. The interest-only mortgage accounts for half of all mortgages in the Netherlands. And so-called “top mortgages,” those for 125 per cent of the liquidation value of the property, are often the rule rather than an exception for consumers entering the market. http://www.mortgagefinancegazette.com/europe/mortgage-servic... -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 5 days (2015-09-03 17:02:27 GMT) Post-grading -------------------------------------------------- @Emma: regarding your last entry in the D-box (to which I somehow cannot add anything anymore, probably because the question has already been closed), here's what I think. In your first link, the term composition - which I suggested as a possible translation for samenstelling - actually seems to be used to refer to the composition of (a bank's) total loan portfolio. In your second link, the term structure seems to be used with a meaning that comes close to what is meant with samenstelling van de lening in your context. Therefore, using structure (the loan) differently for (de lening) anders samenstellen might not be such a bad idea after all :-) |
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