Home Equity Line Rates

Type of Home Equity Line Rates Variable or Fixed Rates available. Typically, home equity line rates are tied to the Prime Rate, located in the Wall Street Journal, currently 8.25% (as of June 2006). Remember that the rate will change each time the Prime Rate changes Depending on your credit and amount to borrow your rate could improve (i.e. Prime minus 0.5%).

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