Mortgage
Mortgage noun - A conditional conveyance of property as security for the repayment of a loan.
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Worth and mortgage are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Worth" instead a noun "Mortgage".
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Ready for Lovemaking Reality Ensues: Instead of Carrie's constant shoe-buying being just part of the background of the series, it suddenly becomes a problem when it turns out she has tens of thousands of dollars worth of shoes ... and not enough money to get a mortgage.
Source: Series / Sex and the City - An unlucky crew in Traveller can easily end up in this situation despite transporting cargoes that can be worth millions of credits considering mortgage payments on the ship, plus maintenance, life support, and the necessity of having enough left over to buy the next cargo.
Source: Perpetual Poverty -
Since Emily owns the other 49% of Nolan's company it seems safe to say that she has this as well and definitely shown in season 4 by buying the Grayson Manor, or in her words to Victoria, "paying your mortgage." In "Damage", it's revealed that Emily's fortune is worth 500 million dollars.
Source: Series / Revenge
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