Quicken
Use your home equity to pay off
credit card debt today!
Access your Home's Equity to
Finance your Needs.
- Get money out of your home
and use it for anything you want.
- Make repairs or home
improvements and increase the value of your
home.
- Pay for college tuition, pay
off high-interest credit card debt, or buy a
vacation home. You can even use it as an
alternate source of income.
Bank of America
Your home is an investment. Make it
work for you.
Take advantage of your home's increased worth with
our home equity line of credit. Apply online or over
the phone—the process is fast and easy. And, you’ll
save money with no fees and lower monthly payments.
Great rates. No fees.
With no fees you’ll have more money to spend on the
things you enjoy.
No annual fee
No closing costs
Interest that may be up to 100% tax deductible
It's your money. Access it almost anywhere.
Your Home Equity Line access card can be used
anywhere Visa® is accepted. Write a check, visit any
of our banking centers or access your money 24/7
online or by phone.
Chase
A home equity loan provides a
flexible and easy solution to the challenge of
covering life's many expenses.
Are you longing to remodel your kitchen or add a
room on to your house, but are unable to find the
cash to do it? With home equity you can
leverage the equity value in your home for
construction or improvements!
As a homeowner, you're in an ideal position to use
the growing equity in your home to finance home
improvement projects. Whether you choose a home
equity loan or a line may depend on one of the
following factors:
If you need money for a large home improvement
project, a home equity loan allows you to pay off a
larger loan over a longer term. With a loan, you get
a fully amortized loan, secured by a mortgage or
deed of trust in second position on the title of
your home. This type of loan is usually paid to you
as one lump sum.
If you intend borrow relatively small, variable
amounts and pay back the principal quickly, a home
equity line of credit can cost less than a home
equity loan. A home equity line of credit is usually
based on a variable rate, and offers you the ability
to draw money for making improvements only as you
need it.
A home equity loan can provide a tax-deductible way
for improving your home to look the way you really
want it to, while increasing the value. Note,
however, that you should always consult a tax
advisor regarding the deductibility of interest.
There are typically no restrictions for home
improvement, as long as they are within the
boundaries of local building requirements.
Citibank
If you've built up equity in your
home, the cost of borrowing against it has rarely
been more favorable - especially when you pay
interest only on the money you actually use.
Fix up the backyard. Remodel the kitchen. Take a
Caribbean cruise. How you use your Home Equity Line
of Credit (HELOC) is up to you. But if there's
something you really want to do, a Citibank HELOC
might be the best way to get it done.
Wells Fargo Home Equity
A home equity loan or line of credit
from Wells Fargo can make it easy to accomplish
anything on your list. So go ahead, think big.
Why Wells Fargo?
Fixed and variable interest rate with low payments
Simple application requiring little paperwork
Instant responses and approved applications funded
in just weeks
Potential tax write-off for more funds in your
wallet
