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Meanings of mortgage to in English

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Usage of mortgage to in English
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Using a reverse mortgage to delay Social Security: does it make sense?
Reuters
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The good news is... you won't need a mortgage to buy one.
The Irish Times
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My parents had to take out a second mortgage to pay tuition.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
4
He had just bought a house and had a mortgage to pay.
The Guardian
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For instance, I could apply for a mortgage to buy an apartment.
Reuters
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Life gets in the way and you have a mortgage to pay.
The Guardian
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The good news is, you don't need a second mortgage to experience them.
News.com.au
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Time for a national mortgage to build a new generation of social housing.
The Guardian
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With a second mortgage to feed, I was short on resources.
Dangerous Women
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I would lift the mortgage to-morrow if I had the means.
The Man Between: An International Romance
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We also took out a mortgage to buy a modest home.
The Irish Times
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Neither did they have a mortgage to clear, nor did they desire wealth.
Burning Daylight
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Or was it he that would have to give the mortgage to Bell?
Flowing Gold
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Being able to port your mortgage to a new property is not automatic, however.
The Guardian
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Refinancing: the process of taking out a new mortgage to repay an existing loan.
News.com.au
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Again, you might choose to move savings to your mortgage to increase your choice.
The Guardian
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