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Additional Borrowing Explained


Additional borrowing is one of the easier to understand pieces of jargon in the mortgage world.

Additional borrowing refers to a customer increasing their borrowing, hence additional borrowing.

This process allows the customer to release some of the equity in their home when they need that cash for a particular reason, whatever it may be.

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