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Home Equity Lending Solutions

Putting your home equity to work

Your home can be your best ally. That's because the equity in your home can open doors to pay for home improvements, consolidate your debt, pay for student tuition and cover large expenses. Your home’s equity is the difference between the amount your home is worth and the amount you still owe on it. A home equity line of credit (HELOC) allows you to borrow against that available equity.1

Apply for a HELOC

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How a HELOC works

You can potentially borrow1 up to 85% of your home’s value, minus the amount still owed on your home. For example, if your home is appraised at $500,000 and you owe $200,000, then here is how much you can qualify to borrow:

  • $500,000 x 85% = $425,000
  • $425,00 -$200,000 = $225,000

$225,000 is therefore the maximum home equity line of credit you may borrow from us.

 

 

Home Equity Lending Calculation

Accessing funds from your HELOC

Accessing funds from your HELOC is easy, but the process varies slightly depending on when you opened your HELOC.

  • If you opened your HELOC prior to April 8, 2024, your account number will start with 7. Click HERE for a guide to accessing your funds.
  • If you opened your HELOC on or after April 8, 2024, your account number will start with 6. Click HERE for a guide to accessing your funds.

Compare Home Equity Products At-A-Glance

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Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)
Cash Out Refinance
Snapshot
A HELOC is a revolving line of credit that allows you to take multiple advances over time and access cash whenever you need it.
A Cash-Out Refinance is a new mortgage that replaces your existing mortgage and gives you cash in a lump sum at closing.
Best Uses
Ongoing home improvement, fast access to emergency funds, debt consolidation, large planned or unplanned purchases
Home improvement, debt consolidation, tuition, large planned purchases
Type of Interest Rate
Fixed during the introductory period. Variable thereafter, but with option to convert portions of balance to fixed loans through SmartLock.
Fixed or Adjustable
Access to Cash
Draw as needed
Receive lump sum
Effect on Existing Mortgage
Second mortgage (in addition to existing mortgage)
Replaces current mortgage
Option to Make Interest-Only Payments
Fees at Closing²
$180-$350 processing fee depending on loan amount
Yes, closing costs vary by mortgage program. Contact a mortgage banker for more details.

1 All loans are subject to approval. Programs, rates, terms and conditions are subject to change without notice.

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