Questions tagged [heloc]

a type of home equity loan where the borrower is given a line of credit. They do not have to start out borrowing the full amount.

A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) is a type of home equity loan. The big difference is that the lender agrees to allow the borrower to borrow up to a maximum amount, but the borrower decides when to actually use the money and when. It is allows the borrower flexibility when they don't know exactly how much they will need and when.

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What's "bank jail" for US banks?

I phoned my Wells Fargo Branch Manager today about HELOC, and he said Wells Fargo is in "bank jail". He said they're prohibited from growing total assets except Paycheck Protection Program. They'll be penalized if their total assets grow before…
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Should I pay off my HELOC or continue to save/invest?

I currently have a $560k mortgage and took out an additional $105k HELOC piggy back loan to make up the 20% needed for the Jumbo loan last year. I've been saving for the past year and a half and now have $100k in savings. Should I be paying down the…