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The Thompsons found a great old Victorian house that they loved. They bought it
last spring as a "fixer upper" and have enjoyed spending time making
renovations themselves. However, after a particularly bad winter in their new
home, they had some big problems on their hands. The roof had begun to leak in
several places from all of the snow, and their heating bill was very high. They
had been putting off getting a new roof and windows because after buying the
house, they didn't have money for repairs.
Solution:
Using a Home Works Home Loan, the Thompsons got the money they needed to make
home improvements. It requires no equity so they're able to go above their 100%
LTV using this unsecured loan. The Thompsons can also take advantage of low
monthly payments by stretching their term out over 180 months. The Thompsons
could even use up to 25% of the proceeds of the loan for things other than home
improvements, and the interest paid on the loan may be tax deductible.*
Even applicants with no equity or a large amount of debt can qualify for a Home
Works Home Loan. Now, the Thompson's have the option of doing the work
themselves or hiring a contractor to do the work for them.
| New Roof
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$10,000
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| New Windows
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$5,000
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| Loan Amount Needed
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$15,000
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$15,000 Term Loan at 60 month term at 11.49% APR = $329.81 Monthly Payment |
* The scenarios shown above are for explanatory and
informational purposes only and do not necessarily reflect terms and conditions
being offered by Dollar Bank. All loan applications are subject to Bank
underwriting and credit standards and specific loan product guidelines. Consult
your tax advisor regarding the deductability of interest.
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