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Tax-deductible*, low-interest Home Equity loans have become extremely popular. Why are you considering this type of loan?
Pay off high interest credit card debt
Finance a home improvement project
Pay for tuition
Finance another major expense

 

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Find the Best Home Equity Loan Option

A home equity loan allows you as a homeowner to get a loan by using the equity in your home as collateral. The equity consists of whatever funds you have invested in your property in order to own it or improve it.

Since it is a debt against your own property, which you are in actual possession of, a home equity loan is a secured debt. The property can be required to be sold if the creditor wants the money back that you have borrowed.

Home equity loan vs. Home equity line of credit

A home equity loan can be obtained in a lump sum or used as a revolving home equity line of credit.

A home equity loan can be either of the following:

  • A fixed rate mortgage
  • An adjustable rate mortgage

 

A homeowner who requires more money in large amounts usually applies for a home equity loan. Some expenses that make a home equity loan useful are:

  • Debt consolidation
  • Home repairs
  • Medical bills
  • College tuition for family members

 

Tax benefits of home equity loans

A home equity loan is also beneficial because the home equity loan rate charged is usually tax deductible, as the loan is used for its primary functions. You can use our home equity loan calculator to check what various home equity loan rates will mean for your monthly payments. Always compare offers from several lenders and brokers to obtain the lowest home equity rate possible.