Converse of object

• release: Releasing equity from your property through an equity release scheme will reduce its value for inheritance tax purposes.

Preposition: as

• collateral: I don't consider the ability to take out massive loans with the equity as collateral makes me richer, just much more indebted.

Adjective modifier

• negative: The only thing worse than having negative equity on your house is having negative equity on two houses!

• intergenerational: On the one hand, it has to intervene in order to achieve intergenerational equity, compatibly with a time consistent social welfare criterion.

• private: Maurice Dwyer, head of private equity, said: Sarah is the perfect fit for our national practice.

• prudential: They can fake he confused with director prudential equity.

Modifies a noun

• loan: Online lenders are offering home equity loans with the lowest interest rates in years.

• stake: Once they have agreed a deal with the vendors, only then will they decide on the management's equity stake.

• release: Property may be sold, with proceeds from sale used to repay equity release loan.

• withdrawal: In her first year as a PhD student, she is investigating the economic effects of mortgage equity withdrawal in the UK.

• financing: During the year we raised £ 93 million in a follow-on equity financing.

• investor: The equity investors will often assume some amount of representation on the Board of Directors.

Noun used with modifier

• gender: Gender equity has yet to be brought into the birth chamber.

• home: Online lenders are offering home equity loans with the lowest interest rates in years.

• sweat: Dhakka is the sweat equity capital of the laboring poor of south Asia!

• brand: Either way it is damaging the brand equity they crafted.

• mortgage: Home Equity Helpful guide to reverse mortgage equity loans, with descriptions, eligibility, considerations.

• cent: If you are choosing a joint venture don't think that by taking a 90 per cent equity stake you will necessarily have control.

Preposition: of

• redemption: Protection of the mortgagor's equity of redemption ( including the doctrine of ' clogs and fetters ' ).