Refinance risk arises when a borrower must replace existing debt with new financing under less favorable terms, often due to rising interest rates or tightened credit conditions. Lenders and investors assess this risk to predict default potential, while borrowers—particularly those with adjustable-rate mortgages—benefit from awareness, enabling strategic timing to lock in lower rates before resetting.
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