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Australian Home Equity LoanWhat is a Home Equity Loan?A Home Equity Loan allows you to use the equity you have built up in your home as collateral for further credit and is characterised by flexibility and ease of use.National property prices in Australia have surged by more than 50% over the last 5 years giving many home owners substantial equity to borrow against - Equity is the difference between what you owe on your home loan and what the property is actually worth. Home Equity loans are commonly used to retire high interest consumer debt, to obtain a deposit on an investment property, to renovate and increase the value of the existing home, or to purchase expensive items like a vehicle or boat. There are 2 main types of Equity Loans. There is the lump sum cash type where you get a lump sum for a particular project or investment where you start paying interest immediately. There is also the Line of Credit type where you only pay interest on the part of the loan you have drawn down on. Refinancing your entire loan is a third possibility for accessing your equity. Equity loans used wisely to invest in assets that appreciate in value can increase your wealth, but inversely can result in greater debt when applied to items that depreciate. |
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Home Equity LoanFeatures of Home Equity Loans (Line of Credit)The Line of Credit is essentially a second loan that is secured against your home, so you will get 2 loan statements each month. It is also possible to break the Line of Credit into sub-accounts. This enables you to keep accurate records for taxation purposes. Some of the features that give a typical Line of Credit Equity Loan its flexiblity include -
Benefits of an Equity Loan (Line of Credit)
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Example Rates and FeesVariable Rate Home Loan NO FEES (July 2008):
CCR 9.02%* *Based on $250,000 Loan over 25 years. You can apply over the Internet and ask the Home Loan Club for a free no-obligation quote on a Home Equity Loan. LOANSENSE HOME LOAN AUSTRALIA HOMEPAGE Thank you for visiting our Home Equity Loan web-page. We hope the overview has proved useful. |
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