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- 25-Sep-2011, 19:53 #1
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What does "default" in this context mean? People who default on their mortgage repayments may have their home repossessed.
I didn't get it :/
- 25-Sep-2011, 20:00 #2
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Teacher Re: What does "default" in this context mean? fail to fulfil their payment duties
- 25-Sep-2011, 20:08 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: What does "default" in this context mean? To repossess = to lose?
Will people loose their home in this context?Last edited by guliver; 25-Sep-2011 at 20:18.
- 25-Sep-2011, 20:16 #4
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Re: What does "default" in this context mean? Yes, if the bank "re-possesses" (takes possession again) the borrowers will lose their home.
Note: "Lose" and "loose" are two different words.
- 25-Sep-2011, 20:19 #5
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: What does "default" in this context mean? Yeah, I knew it! Sorry... I made a mistake!
Thank very much guys!
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