Home equity line of credit
Borrow against your home equity for debt consolidation, home improvements or other major expenses.
A home equity line of credit provides flexible funding options for when you need to start a new home improvement project, consolidate debt or pay for an unplanned expense.
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What is a home equity line of credit?
A home equity line of credit (HELOC) allows you to tap into your home's equity with a reusable line of credit you can access whenever you need the money, such as to pay off debt, make home improvements, and cover other expenses.
Apply now for a home equity loanHome equity line of credit features:
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Reusable line of credit
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2.99% APR for 6 months then 9.25% to 10.50% variable APR1
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Variable rates that follow the market
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No bank fees at closing and no annual usage or early payoff fees.
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Interest may be tax deductible — check with your tax advisor
HELOC rates and payment examples
| Amount Drawn | Monthly Interest-Only Payment @ 2.99% APR1 | Monthly Interest-Only Payment @ 9.25% APR1, 2 | Monthly Interest-Only Payment @ 10.50% APR1, 2 | Balance due at the end of 10-year term if only interest is paid each month |
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| $10,000 | $24.58 | $76.03 | $86.30 | $10,000 |
| $25,000 | $61.44 | $190.07 | $215.75 | $25,000 |
| $50,000 | $122.88 | $380.14 | $431.51 | $50,000 |
Get a home equity loan in 3 easy steps.
Application
Start by submitting your application in 20 minutes or less.
Closing
Set up closing after submitting the application and documentation to receive your funding.
Home Equity Loan
Cash out and make the most of your home's value with a single large loan.
Can you use HELOC funds to pay off a mortgage?
What's the difference between a home equity line of credit and mortgage refinance?
Mortgage Refinance: A mortgage refinance loan pays off the remaining balance of your existing home loan and replaces it with a new mortgage loan. This is different from a home equity line of credit because it replaces your existing mortgage with another mortgage instead of being an additional lien on your home. You may refinance your home to borrow additional money for expenses or to receive a lower interest rate. Unlike a home equity line of credit, there are generally bank fees associated with refinancing.
For more information consult our home equity specialists.
How long does it take to get a home equity line of credit?
How do I access my home equity funds?
- Log in to Online Banking opens in a new window. to transfer funds to your checking account.
- Call the 24-hour account information line at 800-453-2265 to transfer funds over the phone.
- Visit your local branch to speak with a banker.
- Use your home equity line of credit account checks.
Disclosures:
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Limited time offer. Subject to credit approval. Introductory Annual Percentage Rate (APR) of 2.99% available on new lines of credit only with combined loan-to-value (LTV) ratio (including prior mortgages or liens) of 90% or less. Initial rate is fixed for 6 months following account opening date, and is not based on index and margin used for later rate adjustments. Introductory rate offer not available for refinances of existing Commerce Bank Home Equity Lines of Credit. After the 6-month introductory period, the rate is a variable rate subject to change with the changes in the Prime Rate. Rate offer of 9.25% APR available only on new lines of credit with combined LTV ratio (including prior mortgages or liens) of 80% or less. The APR may range from Prime Rate plus 1.25% to Prime Rate plus 2.50% depending on LTV and customer relationship. The Prime Rate used is the U.S. Prime Rate quoted in the “Money Rates” column of The Wall Street Journal on the last business day of the month. As of July 31, 2024, the APR can range from 9.25% to 10.50%. The APR may change monthly, but will not be lower than 3.99% APR, nor exceed 17.65% or 20.04%, depending on LTV. Maximum combined LTV is 90% (including prior mortgages or liens). Interest only option available only on lines of credit with combined LTV ratio (including prior mortgages and liens) of 80% or less. At maturity, entire balance payment is required in a single “balloon payment.” Insurance must be carried on property securing this loan. Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, and Colorado residents incur no fees or closing costs. Oklahoma residents are required to pay state mortgage tax of no more than $.10 per $100 of mortgage filed; no other fees or closing costs apply.
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Monthly payment examples are based on the sample amounts drawn against a line with combined LTV ratio (including prior mortgages or liens) of 80% or less. Payments will vary based upon balance amount and interest charges.
