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Another word for deferral

noun

The act of putting off or the condition of being put off:

adjournment, deferment, delay, postponement, stay¹, suspension, waiver. See time

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This type of arrangement is called an elective deferral.
If property taxes are the reason you are thinking about a reversible mortgage, consider contacting an accountant or your county about tax deferral programs or a homestead tax exemption.
Other low-income residents under the age of 65 may qualify for property tax deferral programs as well.
A number of states have established some type of an elderly deferral of property tax program.
Primarily, property tax deferral programs are available to citizens over the age of 65.

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