Consolidate
outstanding debts into a single, manageable monthly payment. You
can save money by converting non tax-deductible consumer interest
to totally deductible home equity interest. Check with your tax
advisor.
Cover
the cost of improvements that can increase the market value of
your home.
Finance
the education of your children, your spouse, or yourself.
Pay for
medical expenses, especially unexpected illnesses and procedures
not covered by your health insurance.
Purchase
large ticket items, such as automobiles, under a tax-deductible
credit plan.
Make
the down payment on a vacation or retirement home.
Generally, the interest paid on a home equity loan or line of
credit is fully deductible, provided the loan, up to a maximum
of $100,000, does not exceed the fair market value less the outstanding
mortgage. However, limitations and restrictions apply to special
situations. We suggest you consult your tax advisor concerning
your particular situation.

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