TD Bank Home Loans

There are a couple of ways you can approach TD Bank Home Loans. You can take advantage of the equity you have built in your home, with TD Bank’s Home Equity Loan, and the Home Equity Line of Credit. Either one could be the smartest, simplest ways to get the money you need to do things you want.

With the Home Equity Loan, you can borrow a certain amount for a specific period of time. Your payments are fixed, so you will know what your payment will be every month. The interest rate is fixed. This is for you if you want stable monthly payment and you like the security of a fixed rate. This is also good if you want to pay off your loan in a period of time that you choose. Payment shall be on the principal and interest. Maximum term is 360 months (30 years). Once approved, you will receive all funds in one lump sum. The Home Equity Loan or Term Loan is perfect for bill consolidation, home improvements, educational expenses or major purchases.

For the Home Equity Line of Credit, you get a flexible line of credit against the equity in your home that you can draw from when you need it. It has a variable interest rate but there is also a fixed rate option. A good choice if your budget allows for a variable monthly payment. Your funds will be available when you need your money in different amounts, and at different times. Payment shall be affordable interest-only or you can also opt for principal and interest payments. Maximum term is 240 months (20 years). Once approved, access your funds through the Visa Equity Access Card, personalized checks, at a branch or online. Line of Credit is best for home improvements, educational expenses or major purchases.

Maximum loan-to-value is 89.9% of your home’s value and proof of home ownership is required. Rates may vary per area so for more details and additional information on the bank rates for TD Bank Home Loans, visit their web site and be sure to read all the fine prints.

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