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Home Equity Loans & Lines

As a homeowner, you have a powerful financial tool at your fingertips. A tool that can help you realize your dreams today, instead of years down the road. It's your home's equity .

Horizon Bank is your One Stop Shop when it comes to home equity loans from a term loan to a line of credit, we have options to best suit your needs.


Home Equity Loan

Home Equity Line of Credit

What is it?

A Home Equity Loan is a fixed-term loan in which your home serves as collateral. 

A Home Equity Line of Credit is a form of revolving credit in which your home serves as collateral. 

Why Choose?

For predictable repayments on major expenses such as a home addition, dream vacation, even debt consolidation, a fixed-rate, fixed-term loan is a good choice.

For long-term flexibility in borrowing and repayment, try a line of credit.  Whether working little by little on home improvements or paying college tuition bills, you can choose when and how much to borrow.

Interest Rates

Competitive rates tied to the length of your loan term.

Variable rates - some even below Prime with the option to lock in all, or a portion, of your line amount.

Payments

Fixed monthly payments for the term of the loan.  Interest only payment options available.

Variable monthly payments based upon how much of the line you use.  Optional lock feature allows you to lock in a portion, or all of your line amount into fixed monthly payments.

Access to Funds

Entire amount given to you in a lump sum when you get your loan.

Access funds as you need them using your line of credit checks or a local Horizon office

Home Equity Loan

Streamline your budget with a predetermined monthly payment that is provided by our fixed rate, fixed term plan. Borrow up to 89% of the available home equity and choose the term of the loan that best meets your needs. Then, make a set payment, at a set rate of interest each month for the entire term of the loan.

Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)

For long-term flexibility in borrowing and repayment, check out a HELOC. A HELOC is a Home Equity Line of Credit.  It is a form of revolving credit in which your home serves as collateral.  With a HELOC, you will have a book of checks to use for easy account access. Whether working little by little on home improvements, buying a new car, consolidating debts or paying college tuition bills, you can choose when and how much to borrow on the line of credit. A HELOC gives flexibility to repay the principle whenever it's best for you. A line of credit allows you to determine the monthly payment amount, from the minimum interest charge only - up to the entire balance on the line.  The balance fluctuates by what is borrowed and repaid.

HELOC with the option to Lock-in a Fixed Rate and Term

Keep the flexibility offered by a HELOC, without loosing the ability to lock in your rate with the lock option offered on our HELOC product.  It's a great way to manage your borrowing needs.  Here's how it works.  Open your HELOC, then at any time, you can take a portion, or all of your outstanding balance and lock in a fixed repayment term and interest rate.  For example, say you have a $50,000 home equity line of credit and want to borrow $25,000 to purchase a new car.  No problem, you can use the money available on your line, lock in your car loan with a fixed rate and term, and still have access to the remaining $25,000 left on your line of credit.  As you pay down your car loan, the funds become available to you on your line of credit - giving you complete control of your borrowing needs without having to re-apply for a new loan. 


Interest Only, Fixed-Rate Home Loan

If you are looking to borrow money at a competitive interest rate with added payment flexibility and increased cash flow, this may be the option for you.  This loan allows you to save money with interest-only payments for the first 5 years while also saving time with auto-draft of monthly payments.  Here's an example: Maximum interest-only payments for a period of 60 months, then the loan converts to a principal and interest (P+I) loan amortization, with a maximum term of 180 months. Example: On a $30,000 loan for 180 months, for the first 60 months payments are auto-drafted as interest only. After the first 60 months, payments are P+I to fully amortize the loan in the remaining 180 months. The rate is fixed for the entire loan term.


 
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