Louisiana Home Equity Line of Credit
Average Rate: 9.73%
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AmeriSave Mortgage Corporation / NMLS ID: 1168 |
Home Equity Lines, Refinance, & Second Mortgages |
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Renovation Finance LLC DBA Renofi / NMLS ID: 1802847 |
Renovation-specific home equity loans based on the AFTER renovation value |
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Figure Home Equity Line Equal Housing Lender / NMLS ID: 1717824 |
HELOC approval in 5 minutes, funding in 5 days. Borrow up to $400k online. |
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Hancock Whitney Bank
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 454781 See Table |
Intro APR 5.490 %
After Intro: 9.450 % Intro Period: 6 months |
$0 |
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Jefferson Financial Credit Union
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 397439 See Table |
9.500 %
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$0 |
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Gulf Coast B&T
Updated 2024-04-12 / NMLS ID: 450086 See Table |
10.500 %
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$0 |
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First Guaranty Bank
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 643809 See Table |
9.500 %
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$0 |
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Campus Federal CU
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 462139 See Table |
8.500 %
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$0 |
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Fidelity Bank
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 488639 See Table |
8.750 %
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$0 |
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HSBC
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 399799 See Table |
Intro APR 6.990 %
After Intro: 9.850 % Intro Period: 12 months |
$25,000 |
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Bank of America
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 399802 See Table |
Intro APR 6.990 %
After Intro: 9.120 % Intro Period: 6 months |
$100,000 |
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Regions Bank
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 174490 See Table |
9.625 %
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$0 |
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Navy FCU
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 399807 See Table |
8.750 %
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Washington Trust Bank
Updated 2024-04-17 / NMLS ID: 728368 See Table |
9.000 %
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$0 |
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Synergy Bank
Updated 2024-04-12 / NMLS ID: 402970 See Table |
9.000 %
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$0 |
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Data provided by Icanbuy, LLC. Payments do not include amounts for taxes and insurance premiums. Click here for more information on rates and product details. |
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Home Bank, National Association Updated 11/22/2022 See Table |
1.990 % | Varies | |
Navy Federal Credit Union Credit Union Updated 01/30/2023 Restrictions See Table |
5.750 % | Varies | |
Data provided by BestCashCow |
APR (Annual Percentage Rate) is the rate that incorporates monthly compounding charges to express the a finance charges as an annual rate.
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Rates from this table are based on loan amount of $100,000 and a variety of factors including credit score and loan to value ratios. Rates may change at any time and are not guaranteed to be correct. For specific requirements please check with the lender.
Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) Rates
Home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) are loans secured against the equity in your home, They are typically less costly and more flexible than home equity loans. Since they are lines of credit, the borrower only draws the amount that they need and only pays interest on that amount. The amortization schedule ordinarily does not require payback of the principal drawn until year 10 (HELOCs are, therefore, technically “interest only” loans until that time).
HELOC lenders will lend up to 90% the value of the equity in your home and the typical HELOC line is from $200,000 up to $500,000.
How to Find the Best HELOC Rate
As you see in the table above, the pricing of a home equity line of credit varies from lender to lender. HELOC rates are based on the prime lending rate (“prime”) - the rate that commercial banks charge their most creditworthy customers. Most lenders add on a margin above the prime rate. The average HELOC rate is 9.73%.
Risk to HELOCs
HELOC rates fluctuate. Repayment terms are tied to the prime lending rate and that rate is likely to move up – perhaps dramatically - over the next few years as the Federal Reserve raises the Fed Funds rate. A 10-year home equity loan or a 15-year home equity loan, however, may be a safer option at this time. Depending on your personal circumstances, you should also consider mortgage refinance options.