Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun A second lending of the same thing; a renewal of a loan.
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- noun A second
lending of the same thing; arenewal of aloan .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Suppose they do the second - then the bank will simply reloan that same amount to someone else starting the process over again.
What Responds to Interest Rates?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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Investors would take out loans in low-interest rate currencies (like the yen), exchange the money to higher-interest-rate currencies (like the dollar or euro), and reloan it out.
Currency Conundrums 2008
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BEEVE: When a loan is repaid to us, we reinvest it and reloan it to another borrower.
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BEEBE: When a loan is repaid to us, we reinvest it and reloan it to another borrower.
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BEEVE: When a loan is repaid to us, we reinvest it and reloan it to another borrower.
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The recipient pays you back, and you can keep it, or reloan to someone else.
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BEEVE: When a loan is repaid to us, we reinvest it and reloan it to another borrower.
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He criticized the Baker Plan, which seeks to reloan $20 billion to the 15 most indebted countries, obtaining this money from the surplus collected from interest rates.
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In other cases, lenders would receive a warehouse line of credit from large banks and reloan the money for commercial projects at a higher rate.
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The banks then reloan out the money to you and me, once the bank has a new loan, it goes back to the Fed and uses that loan to borrow another fresh batch of cash.
MRZine.org 2009
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