Do you own a home and need money for home improvements, education expenses, or a special vacation? Why not put your home to work for you with a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) or Home Equity Loan. Check with your tax adviser for possible tax benefit.

HELOC (Home Equity Line of Credit)

A HELOC is an open-ended loan that allows you to draw on your funds when you need them. As you pay back the loan, that money in the line of credit becomes available again for future use without having to reapply. A HELOC is perfect for an emergency fund, last-minute projects, or paying large expenses like home remodeling projects, college tuition, or bill consolidation.

* All loans subject to credit review and approval. Credit score 720 and above. Home must be owner occupied and primary residence.
** Rates and terms vary depending on loan-to-value, property type, and credit score. The applicable interest rate is indexed to the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Prime Rate and is subject to change monthly. The interest rate will not exceed 18% or go below 3%. Home Equity Lines of Credit have a Draw Period and Repayment Period. During the Draw period, the minimum payment is interest only or 10-year amortized payment depending on product chosen. During the Repayment Period the payment is the principal balance amortized over a period of 10 years, which may increase the monthly payment previously due.
*** Typical closing costs are $395.00. No closing cost applies to owner occupied homes only. Current members with a HELOC opened in the last 24 months do not qualify for no closing costs.