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As you build up more equity in your home, you can tap it to use as collateral to get a Home Equity Loan. In many instances, interest on this type of loan is deductible off your taxes, and rates for these loans are generally less than other consumer loans.
Homeowners can use proceeds from home equity loans for home improvements, paying off credit card debt, funding college or private school tuition, paying medical expenses, or any other use.
One option for tapping home equity is a home equity line of credit (HELOC), which is like a home equity loan except money can be used as you need it, rather than as a lump sum. With this flavor of loan, a homeowner can remove cash and repay at any time up to the amount approved. Interest is paid on the borrowed amount outstanding.
NationalMortgage.com also offers a comprehensive array of tools and information on Home Equity Loans. Use our Calculators to determine payments, amortization, and how much you can borrow among others. Use our Mortgage Guide to help you through the mortgage process and our Mortgage Glossary to help you understand Mortgage Terms.
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