inlegvrij maken

English translation: make or leave paid-up

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Dutch term or phrase:inlegvrij maken
English translation:make or leave paid-up
Entered by: Adrian MM. (X)

10:01 Sep 1, 2015
Dutch to English translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Real Estate
Dutch term or phrase: inlegvrij maken
Ik zit weer met een onmogelijke term in mijn maag. . .

"Als de spaarhypotheek inlegvrij gemaakt moet worden, zullen de administratiekosten in rekening worden gebracht."

Ik meen dat men bedoelt: verdere betaling 'blokkeren' bij (herhaalde) betaalachterstand.

But I'm completely stumped in terms of how to elegantly phrase that in English.
Emma Rault (X)
United Kingdom
Local time: 09:26
make or leave paid-up
Explanation:
paid-up ins. pol. - no contribs or premiums payabale any more > the pol., co. pension scheme or mortage etc. is wound up and *finished*.

vs. waiver of premium or mortgage insta(l)ment:

the ins. co. or building society releases the policy holder or mortgagor up to a certain age (usually 60 in the UK) from payment, whilst dipping into the fund of contributions accumulated so far, but lets the ins. pol. and mortgage *roll on*.
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Adrian MM. (X)
Local time: 10:26
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I think this is exactly it. Thank you! I would never have been able to figure this one out without your help.
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3make or leave paid-up
Adrian MM. (X)
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From Jurlex. So you can make it as elegant as you wish
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make or leave paid-up


Explanation:
paid-up ins. pol. - no contribs or premiums payabale any more > the pol., co. pension scheme or mortage etc. is wound up and *finished*.

vs. waiver of premium or mortgage insta(l)ment:

the ins. co. or building society releases the policy holder or mortgagor up to a certain age (usually 60 in the UK) from payment, whilst dipping into the fund of contributions accumulated so far, but lets the ins. pol. and mortgage *roll on*.


    Reference: http://www.integralfinancial.com/paid-up-life-insurance/
Adrian MM. (X)
Local time: 10:26
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I think this is exactly it. Thank you! I would never have been able to figure this one out without your help.
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Reference: From Jurlex. So you can make it as elegant as you wish

Reference information:
inleg
investment, sum paid in, money put in
(op rekening) deposit
(Wet op de kansspelen) stake

maximale inleg
maximum deposit
periodieke inleg
regular sum paid in

vrijmaken
gelden vrijmaken
to release funds
tijd vrijmaken voor
to make time for
de weg vrijmaken voor
to clear the way for

writeaway
Works in field
Native speaker of: Native in EnglishEnglish
PRO pts in category: 19
Note to reference poster
Asker: Yep, I've got all that. But this term is referring to something extremely specific, see d-box. . .

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