How to Say “Refinance” in Spanish

refinanciar
/refinanˈθjaɾ/
The English phrase 'refinance' means refinanciar in Spanish.
refinanciar is a verb used to describe the act of renewing the terms of a loan.
Meaning: renew the terms of a loan (verb)

How does it change in a sentence?

To express actions in the past or future, you can use these forms: refinancié for 'I refinanced' (first-person singular preterite) and refinanciaré for 'I will refinance' (first-person singular future).

How do you pronounce it?

/refinanˈθjaɾ/

Did you know?

  • The Spanish word finanzas shares a root with the word fin, meaning 'end', because a financial settlement was originally intended to bring an end to a dispute.
  • In some Latin American countries, the act of refinanciar is colloquially linked to rolar la deuda, which literally means 'rolling the debt'.
  • While refinanciar is the technical term, people in Spain often use the phrase novar un préstamo to describe changing the terms of a loan contract.

Examples in context

  • El banco ofrece la opción de reestructurar su préstamo hipotecario.
    The bank offers the option to refinance your mortgage loan.
  • Estoy considerando renegociar mi hipoteca para obtener mejores tasas de interés.
    I am considering refinancing my mortgage to get better interest rates.
  • Mi cuñado decidió rehipotecar su casa para pagar sus deudas.
    My brother-in-law decided to refinance his house to pay off his debts.
  • Necesito refinanciar mi hipoteca para obtener una mejor tasa.
    I need to refinance my mortgage to get a better rate.
  • Quiero refinanciar mi préstamo hipotecario.
    I want to refinance my mortgage loan.
  • Es un buen momento para refinanciar la deuda.
    It is a good time to refinance the debt.
  • El banco me permite refinanciar el crédito.
    The bank allows me to refinance the credit.

Example conversation

Alejandro and María are discussing their financial options at home.

  1. Alejandro

    María, ¿podemos refinanciar la hipoteca?
    María, can we refinance the mortgage?
  2. María

    Creo que es una buena idea, Alejandro.
    I think it is a good idea, Alejandro.
  3. Alejandro

    Tengo que llamar al banco mañana.
    I have to call the bank tomorrow.
  4. María

    Sí, busca una tasa más baja.
    Yes, look for a lower rate.

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