Home Equity Loan
A lump-sum loan secured by home equity, generally structured as a second mortgage.
Home equity is the difference between a home's current value and the outstanding mortgage balance. Depending on eligibility, a home-equity loan or HELOC may provide access to part of that equity without replacing the existing first mortgage.
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A lump-sum loan secured by home equity, generally structured as a second mortgage.
A revolving line of credit secured by the home that can provide flexible access to approved funds.
Review your current mortgage, goals, equity, and available licensed mortgage options before deciding whether a change makes sense.
Home equity may sometimes be used to consolidate other debt, but lowering a monthly payment does not eliminate debt and can extend repayment or increase total finance charges.
A lump-sum loan secured by home equity, generally structured as a second mortgage.
A revolving line of credit secured by the home that can provide flexible access to approved funds.
Review your current mortgage, goals, equity, and available licensed mortgage options before deciding whether a change makes sense.
Home equity may sometimes be used to consolidate other debt, but lowering a monthly payment does not eliminate debt and can extend repayment or increase total finance charges.
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