A line of credit loan is lending based on funds already paid on a previous debt, such as a mortgage, and comes in many forms: from the checking account line of credit to a line of credit home equity loan. One type of this lending is given to people who keep low balances in their checking account. The bank offers to give customers a fixed amount of say, two hundred dollars. In this way, if the customer bounces a check, the vendor will never know about it because the lending will cover the cost of the check. A line of credit loan can save customers hundreds of dollars in bounced check fees and these lines of credit often have small fees when they are used so they end up being a great source of protection with little cost.
Another type is based on home equity. Homeowners can use the equity they have in their home to get a line of credit loan on their house. Again, it is a source of income that does not need to be used. A home owner could take out a line of credit home equity loan and never use it, but will have the assurance of available cash if the need arises. Another benefit is the low interest rate. If homeowners are looking for new windows, a new kitchen or any other remodeling, a line of credit home equity loan could offer them the resources without a high interest rate of a card.
This lending does not need to be used on home repairs. This flexible lending can be used for a vacation, to pay for college, or for any other expense one would like to use it on. The line of credit home equity loan is different than a bank line of credit loan because it uses one's house as the collateral for the loan, so the bank is not very concerned how the borrower spends the money because they see their house as a way to get the money back if the loan goes unpaid. For this reason, borrowers need to be careful when considering this lending. The house is on the line when consumers take out one of these loans. Those who already have a difficult time paying the mortgage may not be in a good position to take out this type of lending. Conversely, those who have good control of their finances may find that this type of lending could provide the low interest solution to their needs. No matter the direction, God will lead His followers on the right path. "Good and upright is the LORD: therefore will he teach sinners in the way" (Psalm 25:8).
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Saturday, September 20, 2008
Line Of Credit Home Equity
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