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A 'collateral mortgage' (vs a standard charge) is best described as:

Collateral charges are registered for an amount equal to or greater than the actual loan (often 100–125% of value), allowing future re-advances but making trans

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Question: A 'collateral mortgage' (vs a standard charge) is best described as:

Answer options:

  • A mortgage registered for the exact loan amount only ✅ A mortgage registered for an amount up to 125% of the property value, allowing re-advances
  • A mortgage that cannot be discharged
  • A second mortgage by definition

Correct answer: A mortgage registered for an amount up to 125% of the property value, allowing re-advances

Explanation: Collateral charges are registered for an amount equal to or greater than the actual loan (often 100–125% of value), allowing future re-advances but making transfers to another lender harder.

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