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   Re·cast

   /rēˈkast/

   

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   • 1. give (a metal object) a different form by melting it down and reshaping it: "in 1919, the bells were recast"
   • ▪ present or organize in a different form or style: "his doctoral thesis has been recast for the general reader"
   • 2. allocate the parts in (a play or film) to different actors: "there were moves to recast the play"

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   What is a mortgage recast?

   • Mortgage lenders are quiet about recasting, too. A recast refers to a borrower who makes an additional principal payment and then asks the bank to re-amortize the loan at the existing interest rate. The result is that while the loan term remains the same, monthly payments are reduced.

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   What is recasting and how does it work?

   • Recasting is where the teacher takes a statement the child has made and recasts it in a corrected form. For example, the child might say ‘I goed to the shops’. The teacher would then recast the child’s sentence ‘Oh, you went to the shops’.

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   What is a scheduled recast?

   • A scheduled recast is a recalculation of the remaining payment schedule of principal and interest payments for a mortgage. A scheduled recast is done on a predetermined date and ensures that the mortgage will be paid off by the end of its original term.

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