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Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Father and young son hugging in the kitchen.
Whatever Life Brings, a HELOC Is Ready When It Matters

Home Equity Loans

What is a HELOC?

A home equity line of credit, or a HELOC, is a revolving line of credit. It's secured by the equity you've built in your home and can be used as needed—it's a lot like a credit card, you only pay interest on what you draw from your HELOC. In most cases, a HELOC is far less expensive than a credit card and can be a more affordable way to borrow.

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Put Your Home's Equity to Work with 1% Off Your Rate on a HELOC for the first 6 Months

  • check-circleRenovate your home sweet home
  • check-circlePay off high interest bills
  • check-circleInvest in education
  • check-circleAnd just about anything else!

An introductory rate discount of 1% will be applied to the APR for the first six months at a fixed rate (payments are variable after that).

To be eligible: Open or maintain a WaFd Bank personal checking account with direct deposit and get set up with WaFd's EZ Pay payment option from your WaFd personal checking account.

HELOC Calculator

Benefits of a WaFd Home Equity Line of Credit

  • check-circleWe pay closing costs for our existing WaFd home loan clients on lines of credit up to $250,000*
  • check-circleDiscount of 0.25% on your interest rate when you make automatic payments from your WaFd checking account
  • check-circleAvailable for owner occupied, second homes, and investment properties
  • check-circleNo annual renewal fees
  • check-circleOnly pay interest on the amount borrowed**

* Closing costs for our existing WaFd home loan clients are paid only for primary or second/vacation homes, not on investment properties.

** During the draw period, the borrower is only required to pay interest on those funds that they actually drew out and used.

Frequently Asked Questions