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And if AIG struggles to refinance its debts, it is quite possible that the state will provide a formal guarantee.

The solution is obvious: deficit countries must be allowed to refinance their debt on the same terms as surplus countries.

The lowest long-term rates in a generation are of little help to homeowners who cannot meet toughened underwriting criteria or refinance a depreciated property.

The impact may be muted, But only if the Fed can keep short-term rates very low for the next couple of years—or if the borrowers can refinance as the reset approaches.

If you can, refinance your other types of debt.

When deciding whether or not to refinance, there are many factors to consider.

Given how often Americans, in normal times, refinance or move, most derive limited benefit from its extremely long maturity.

Homeowners who refinance their mortgages will be limited to taking out 90% of the equity in their property, down from 95% now.

Fears for the future of Britain's Aston Martin car brand were heightened after the Kuwaiti sovereign wealth fund that owns half of the luxury carmaker admitted it was struggling to refinance its debt.

Interest rates will remain extremely low, helping overstretched borrowers to meet payments and to refinance loans.

Moreover, lenders have tightened underwriting standards across the board for both prime and subprime mortgages, making it harder for borrowers to refinance loans.

It started offering, indirectly, but started offering mortgages to all these people who couldn't refinance.

But roughly a quarter of homeowners cannot refinance because their mortgages exceed the value of their homes.

One approach, he said, could involve having the U.S. buy delinquent mortgages and refinance them.

When lenders last year refused to refinance the short-term paper that funded the vehicles, Banks had to take the assets onto their balance sheets, straining their capital ratios.

In 2009 the administration sought to address this problem with its Home Affordable refinance Programme, or HARP, which allowed borrowers with a loan-to-value (LTV) ratio of up to 125% to refinance.

During the second presidential debate he suggested that the Treasury should buy distressed mortgages and refinance them, letting borrowers enjoy more affordable rates.