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Use the equity in your home.

Do almost anything with Interra's Home Equity Line of Credit.

Tap into the equity in your home to remodel a kitchen, consolidate debt, pay for school, finance your new business, or do almost anything with Interra's Home Equity Line of Credit.

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What is the difference between a home equity loan and a home equity line of credit?

Home equity loans are set amount for an intended purpose that amortizing similar to a traditional mortgage or automobile loan. A Home Equity Line of Credit is a loan that operates very similar to a revolving credit card where the balance is available for use during a set length of time and can be used anytime and the member pays interest only on the portion used at any time. The Home Equity Lines are variable rate and normally billed at interest-only payments.

How do you qualify for a home equity line of credit?

Qualification for a Home Equity Line of Credit is determined by the difference between the home’s value and current mortgage indebtedness (equity), the member’s capacity for the payment planned (debt ratio), and their current credit history. The combination of these factors determine the final loan features available.

Are there closing costs on a home equity line of credit?

There are closing costs associated with a home equity loan, but the standard closing costs are not collected at the closing. These fees become due and payable only if the loan/line is closed within 24 months of origination.

Calculate a HELOC Payment

1All loans are subject to credit approval and collateral review. Rates may vary based on credit qualifications and not all borrowers will qualify for the lowest rate. Home Equity Line of Credit is a revolving line of credit offered to qualified borrowers. You can obtain advances of credit for 10 years (“the draw period”). Not a guarantee of credit. 2Program rates, terms, and conditions are effective as of July 27, 2023, and are subject to change without notice. Annual percentage rate (APR) of the variable rate program HELOC is based on the Prime Rate as published in THE WALL STREET JOURNAL, plus a margin; the maximum the APR can increase is 6% above the initial non-promotional rate, if applicable. For example, if you opened a HELOC with a 700 credit score at 8.50% APR, the highest the rate could increase to during the life of the loan would be 14.50% APR. The rate is subject to increase and decrease. The variable rate line is subject to a minimum rate of 3.50%. As of July 27, 2023, variable rate as low as 8.50% based on credit score. 3Loan Payment Information: When you make a payment, any principal payment will apply first to the lowest promotional balance and then to any previously outstanding balance. 4The credit union will pay for the standard closing costs of a property evaluation/AVM (if needed), flood determination, junior loan title policy or METIC only, and recording of the mortgage. The borrower(s) is responsible for any non-standard charges, such as regular lender’s title work, appraisal, deed preparation and/or deed recording fees, if applicable, and any other miscellaneous fees (1st lien lender's title work, effective 11/1/2022, etc). These fees generally total between $250 to $900. If the HELOC is paid in full and closed within 24 months of opening, you must reimburse the amount paid in closing costs by the credit union. Property insurance is required until the sum owed is paid in full and the line is closed. If the property is located within the flood zone, flood insurance will be required. 5The line is subject to a $75 annual fee on its anniversary date. NMLS #623379.