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  1. How Reverse Mortgages Work
    An explanation of a loan option for older homeowners. Read more
  2. How to Pay for a Home Renovation
    Renovations can improve the value of your home and are often considered a good investment. Here are different loan types to consider. Read more
  3. How to Get Cash Out of Your Home
    In addition to the many comforts of home, your house can also be a kind of savings account. Here's how to access your home's equity. Read more
  4. Move, or Renovate?
    If you're considering upgrading to a bigger home, give renovating your current home some thought first. Read more
  5. Reverse Mortgages
    A reverse mortgage is one way you can get cash out of your home. Read more
  6. Smart Tips for Using a Home Equity Loan or Line of Credit
    One of the questions consumers answered referred to their reasons for obtaining a home equity loan or line of credit. We've listed the top four reasons below, along with some useful - and fun - information on each one. Read more
  7. Home Equity Loans vs. Lines of Credit
    If you are thinking about a home equity line of credit you also might want to consider a more traditional second mortgage loan. This type of loan provides you with a fixed amount of money repayable in fixed installments over a fixed term. Read more
  8. Is a Home Equity Loan Right for You?
    The main virtue of home equity loans and home equity lines of credit is that they carry a lower rate of interest than credit cards and unsecured consumer loans. Read more
  9. Using a HELOC to Supplement Your Income
    A home equity line can help you cope with an income that varies and expenses that stay the same. Read more
  10. A Guide to Home Equity Loans and Lines of Credit
    A home equity loan or line of credit (HELOC) is secured by the available equity in your home. What is your home's "equity"? The difference between what your house is worth, and what you owe on the home, is defined as your available equity. Read more
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