Home Equity Loan Blog

No Emergency Savings? Try a HELOC
The problemA prudent Fool is supposed to have an emergency fund at hand at all times, just in case something unpleasant happens to your financial situation. You've heard it all before: save up and set aside at least three months' worth of living expenses, and you'll be OK under most circumstances, even really difficult ones.

Secured Funding Continues Growth and Success in Second Quarter
COSTA MESA, Calif.----Aug. 10, 2006--Secured Funding, a full-service retail and wholesale lender specializing in second mortgages, posted another consecutive quarter of record growth in the second quarter of 2006.

POST OF THE DAY
Motley Fool - this to our "trusted" CC as it had a $0 balance, and we'll be able to pay off these charges at the end of the billing cycle out of our snowball funds (although it annoys the hell out of me that I have to rob my scheduled pay-down of our HELOC for

VueCentric Releases HomeForMyLoan Mortgage Loan Product Engine
Onlypunjab.com - Other useful search tools include filters for self-employed borrowers, HELOC loan programs and other special situations that will return only the programs that work. Once a list of suitable loan programs is returned for a borrower, a link in each

Ready To Consolidate That Debt?
ClickOnDetroit.com - Indeed, from a pure number-crunching perspective, consolidating high-interest, nondeductible debt into a HELOC or a home-equity loan, or HEL, is a no-brainer. Of course, your home is the collateral for such a loan, and foreclosure could leave you