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1 rentefritt lån
interest-free loan, non-interest bearing loan -
2 lån
займ-et, -, -a/-ene* * ** * *subst. loan, advance, borrowing, loan financing, pledging, raising of loans subst. [ mellomfinansierings-] bridging loan subst. [ mellomfinansierings-] US: bridge loan subst. [ boliglån] housing/home loan [ anfordrings-] demand/call loan [ annuitets-] loan amortized according to the annuity system, self-amortizing loan (avdragsfritt lån) interest-only loan (bundne lån) tied loans [ bygge-] building/construction loan (fast lån) fixed loan [ indeks-] indexlinked/indexed loan (kortsiktig lån) shortterm loan (langsiktig lån) long-term loan (mellomlangsiktig lån) medium-term loan [ nærings-] business/ commercial loan [ obligasjons-] bond/debenture (issue) [ pante-] mortgage loan, loan secured by mortgage (personlig lån) personal loan (rentefritt lån) interest-free loan [ termin-] term loan [ topp-] top-up loan [ valuta-] foreign currency loan [ variabelrente-] variable rate loan (få el. oppta et lån) obtain el. raise a loan -
3 byggelånsrente
subst. building loan interest, interest on building loan -
4 boliglånsrente
subst. mortgage rate, mortgage interest rate, home loan rate (flytende boliglånsrente) home loan with a floating rate mortgage -
5 byggerente
subst. (finans) building interest rate, construction loan interest -
6 lånerente
subst. interest paid on a loan, rediscount rate subst. [ utlånsrente] borrowing rate subst. [ pantelånsrente] mortgage interest -
7 avdragsfritt lån
subst. interest-only loan -
8 boligrente
subst. (finans) interest on home loan -
9 lavrentelån
subst. low-interest loan bank
См. также в других словарях:
loan at interest — index investment Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
loan with interest — n. loan that accrues interest over time … English contemporary dictionary
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interest-free — ˌinterest ˈfree adjective if a loan is interest free, the borrower does not pay interest on it: • the World Bank s interest free loan facility for poor countries • interest free credit * * * Ⅰ. interest free UK US adjective FINANCE ► … Financial and business terms
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