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Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Equity Loan Information

Home Equity Loan Contents

Chapter 1: What equity debt is
Before tapping the equity in your home, become familiar with the way home equity loans work. Read on.

Chapter 2: Decisions, decisions
Home equity loans are available in two ways -- as a fixed-rate loan or a variable-rate line of credit. Which one is best for your situation? Read on.

Chapter 3: Applying
The keys to a great rate are your credit history, your income and the loan-to-value ratio. Read on.

Chapter 4: Watch out!
Tapping your home's equity can be risky. Know the loan rules, your home's value and your actual costs before closing the deal. Read on.
(c) Scientiatari, August 2006

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