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New Source of Capital. Opens
access to credit markets for people who otherwise
wouldn’t have it. |
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Rebuilds
Credit Ratings. Home
equity loans provide consumers with blemished credit
histories the opportunity to rectify their situations
and receive the financial assistance that they would
otherwise be unable to obtain. |
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Home
Equity as a Living Asset. Allows
a consumer to use their biggest asset – their
home – as a valuable financial tool. |
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Debt
Consolidation. Borrowing
money to pay off a number of high- rate credit card
balances improves cash flow, helps repair credit
ratings, and builds a stronger overall financial
profile. |
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Tax
Advantages. In
many instances, the interest paid on a home equity
loan is tax deductible. |
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Home
Improvements. Investing
the money in home improvements actually helps to
build equity while borrowing against it. |
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Education.
For many people, a home equity loan is the only
means available to finance college, graduate or
technical schools, or other educational endeavors. |
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Business
Startups. A
home equity loan can provide the much needed and
hard-to-get startup capital. |
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Emergencies.
It’s comforting to know
that the financial power of one’s home can
help during an illness, loss, or other emergency. |
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A
Boon to the Economy. Most
of the money borrowed is circulated back into the
nation’s economy – driving the expansion. |
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Home
Purchase. A
home equity loan can be used to purchase a home
when a "prime" lender will not provide
credit to an otherwise worthy consumer. |
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