Home Equity Lines of Credit (HELOC)
Energy One offers a home equity line of credit that helps you borrow using the equity that you’ve already established in your biggest investment, your home. The money may be used for anything, not just for your house. Pay for a wedding, restore an old car, consolidate debt or go on a dream vacation. The possibilities are endless!
- Variable rate loan with rates that are typically better than credit cards and personal loans
- Interest only accrues on the amount you’ve advanced
- Interest may be tax deductible, consult a tax advisor to see if you qualify
- In most states, HELOCs can be accessed via online banking
- 5-year draw period, 10-year repayment period
If you would like additional information, please contact us at 918-699-7100 or 1-800-364-3628.
Click here for information on HELOC from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
INTEREST RATE
Home equity lines of credit rates are variable and will be based on the prime lending rate as of the 15th of the previous month as published in the Wall Street Journal. This is the “INDEX” plus a stated margin based on underwriting guidelines. All rates are adjusted monthly on the 1st of the month. The annual percentage rate will never exceed the maximum permitted by law.
HELOC APPLICATION CHECKLIST
The Energy One mortgage resource staff has put together a list that should help you get a head start on providing items that will aid in the process of your loan. These are the most common items but in some cases, additional items will be required.
- Salaried members will need copies of the last 2 pay stubs or W-2’s for the previous two years.
- Members who are self-employed will need copies of the most recent tax returns. Also, if the business is incorporated, copies of the last two years corporate returns and a current profit and loss statement will be needed.
- Retired members will need copies of a 1098 or 1099 to verify social security and retirement income.
- Insurance agent’s name and number where they can be reached, or copy of homeowner’s insurance statement.
- Copy of recent statement on home loan from mortgage lender (unless Energy One holds the mortgage)