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<br>Lets you tap home equity without disrupting the main mortgage (great if you've secured a low rate).<br>
<br>Typically lower upfront costs than home equity loans.<br>[comcepta.com](https://www.comcepta.com/)
<br>Lower rates of interest than with charge card.<br>
<br>Usually low or no closing costs.<br>
<br>Interest charged just on the amount of money you use.<br>
<br>- Close X Icon Lenders may need minimum draws.<br>
<br>- Close X Icon Rate of interest can adjust up or downward.<br>
<br>- Close X Icon Lenders may charge a range of fees, including annual costs, application costs, cancellation costs or early closure charges.<br>
<br>- Close X Icon Late or missed out on payments can damage your credit and put your home at risk.<br>
<br>Alternatives to a HELOC<br>
<br>A HELOC is not the right option for every debtor. Depending upon what you require the cash for, among these alternative choices may be a better fit:<br>
<br>HELOC vs. home equity loan<br>
<br>While similar in some methods - they both permit homeowners to borrow against the equity in their homes - HELOCs and home equity loans have a few unique differences. A HELOC functions like a credit card with a revolving credit line and typically has variable rates of interest. A home equity loan operates more like a second mortgage, offering funds in advance in a swelling amount at a fixed rate of interest.<br>
<br>HELOC vs. cash-out refinance<br>
<br>A cash-out re-finance changes your present home mortgage with a larger mortgage. The difference between the original mortgage and the new loan is disbursed to you in a swelling sum. The primary distinction in between a cash-out refinance and a HELOC is that a cash-out re-finance needs you to replace your existing mortgage, while a HELOC leaves your current mortgage undamaged
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