Use your biggest asset as more than a place to live.
Take advantage of the equity you’ve built up in your home and borrow against that money for other purposes now or in the future.
A lot of people think home equity lines of credit are just for home improvement projects, but you can do a lot more with it than that. The flexible access makes it perfect for projects or purchases that require money over time - like paying for a wedding, covering college expenses, reducing debts or simply having more flexibility in your budget. And with Addition Financial’s low rates, it’s a more affordable type of credit than most credit cards.
Because a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is an open-ended revolving line of credit, you only have to apply once and you can access your available funds whenever you need them. You can borrow, repay and borrow again as many times as you’d like throughout the life of your loan. That means you’ll have the financial flexibility to achieve a variety of goals over years to come.
Start checking things off your to-do list or your wish list with a Home Equity Line of Credit.
Anyone who lives, works, worships, attends school or vocational training, or is an alum of any college, university, or educational institution located in one of our select counties may join. View our "Become a Member" page for full eligibility.
When you’re ready, complete the online application or visit your branch to apply in person.
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