HOME EQUITY LINE OF CREDIT (HELOC)

Don’t stress your budget.

Our HELOCs offer flexibility and a special introductory rate.

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Why use a heloc

What is a HELOC, and how can I use it?

A HELOC allows you to borrow money as you need it up to your credit limit. HELOCs also have a variable rate, meaning it can change throughout the course of your repayment.

Wondering what you can use it for? Here are just a few examples.

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Home Improvements

From a kitchen or bath remodel to a new roof or driveway, turn your dream home into a reality.

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Debt Consolidation

Clean up debt by consolidating it into one payment, often with a lower interest rate.

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Safety Net

From bills to college tuition and any other unexpected expense, it can help you when you need it most.

Have something else in mind? Book a call with one of our expert lenders to discuss your options. Then, complete our simple application process in just a few minutes. In most cases, a home appraisal is not required.

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Competitive rates

Today’s HELOC rates

Standard HELOC

15-year draw, 15-year repayment

Monthly payment is 1.5% of the amount borrowed ($25 minimum) ‍1

Standard HELOC Rates
Intro Rate as low as‍1Rate as low as‍1APR as low as
5.99% until April 1, 20268.17% after intro period8.17%
6.49% until October 1, 2026
Rates based on 80% combined loan-to-value (CLTV) or lower, accurate as of 05/03/2025
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Interest-Only HELOC

15-year draw, 15-year repayment

Monthly payment is interest due based on the amount borrowed ‍2

Interest-only HELOC
Intro Rate as low as‍2Rate as low as‍2APR as low as
5.99% until April 1, 20268.67% after intro period8.67%
6.49% until October 1, 2026
Rates based on 80% combined loan-to-value (CLTV) or lower, accurate as of 05/03/2025
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Need to know

HELOC requirements

Location

You can get a Connexus HELOC on eligible properties throughout the United States, except those in Hawaii, Alaska, Maryland, and Texas.

Property

You can use a HELOC for eligible properties owned for at least 6 months, including primary residences and second homes (if the second home is at least 50 miles from the primary residence). Investment properties are not eligible.
For additional details, see our FAQs

Financial Health

Our lenders will review your credit circumstances, including your debt-to-income ratio.
What is my debt-to-income ratio?

Loan Qualifications

To be considered for a HELOC, you must have at least 10% equity in your home. Qualified applicants may borrow up to 90% of their home’s value. Loan limits may apply; please contact a lender for more details.
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What’s best for you

Not sure if a HELOC is right for you?

We also offer a Home Equity Loan. Visit our Home Equity Loan page to learn more about this option. Then, decide which one is best for you and apply today.

Difference Between Home Equity Products
Home Equity LoanHELOC
Fixed Interest Rate and PaymentX
Variable Interest RateX
Withdraw Money as You Need ItX
Receive All the Money at OnceX
Pay Interest Only on the Amount You AdvanceX
Interest-Only Payment OptionX
Debt ProtectionXX
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Questions about whether a HELOC or Home Equity Loan is right for you? Book a call with one of our expert lenders to discuss your options.

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Learn more about a HELOC

The Differences Between Home Equity Products

Find out the differences between Home Equity Loans and Lines of Credit, and discover what they’re commonly used for.

Why Your Debt-To-Income Ratio Is Important When Applying for Loans

If you’re looking to borrow money with the help of a loan, you may have heard the term “debt-to-income ratio” (DTI) thrown around. This article will break down what DTI is and the important role it plays in the loan application process.

4 Benefits of an Interest-Only HELOC

An Interest-Only HELOC can be a helpful tool for homeowners. But you must know how to use it, what makes it beneficial, and in what situations it makes sense. Throughout this article, we’ll cover the basics and benefits of an Interest-Only HELOC.

FAQs: You asked. We answered.

How much equity do I need in my home to get started?

To be considered for a HELOC, you must have at least 10% equity in your home. Qualified applicants may borrow up to 90% of their home’s value. Questions about your eligibility? Book a call with one of our expert lenders.

I don’t know which Home Equity product is best for me. How do I choose?

If you’re unsure which product is right for you, our team can provide a personalized recommendation based on your financial situation. Call 800.845.5025 to get started.

How are my HELOC payments determined?

Your payment will be 1.5% of the amount borrowed. If you have a credit limit of $20,000, but only draw out $5,000, you would pay 1.5% on the $5,000 balance. If you have an interest-only HELOC, the monthly payment will be the interest accrued during the month.

Can I get a HELOC for my second home or one of my investment properties?

We do not offer HELOCs for investment properties; however, you can get a HELOC for a second home if the property meets our eligibility standards. Eligible property types include primary residences and second homes (located at least 50 miles from the primary residence) owned for at least 6 months. Properties must be one of the following: single-family homes, 2-4-unit condominiums, owner-occupied duplexes, or townhouses.

Can I protect myself with Life, Disability, and Unemployment coverages on my loan?

Yes, debt protection is available for all HELOCs. Learn more about our coverages or start a claim now.