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  Home Equity 5 things you can pay for with Figure’s HELOC in 2023

  A HELOC can help you use the equity from your home to finance major purchases.

  

  Lindsey Rulis, Director of Direct Mail Marketing  article author

  November 4, 2022
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  Home Improvement Is it better to buy a new house or remodel an existing one?

  Renovating your home may appear easier and more cost-effective than buying a new house, but it isn’t always the right decision and home improvements can also become costly.

  

  Lindsey Rulis, Director of Direct Mail Marketing  article author

  November 2, 2022
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  Home Equity Why your equity is the best cash in your pocket

  Home equity can be a powerful tool when you need access to cash, especially if you know how to use home equity to open access to cash quickly.

  

  Lindsey Rulis, Director of Direct Mail Marketing  article author

  October 5, 2022
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  Home Equity Take advantage of your home equity to consolidate your debt

  When you do the math and consider your options, a HELOC could be a fantastic way to consolidate debt and get a head start on paying it off.

  

  Diana Patino, Performance Marketing Manager  article author

  September 28, 2022
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  Tools And Guides 7 ways your home can help with your finances

  If you’re like most American families, your home makes up the predominant slice of your household wealth. Do you know all the ways you can be using it?

  

  Hannah Friedman, Sr. Content Manager  article author

  June 3, 2022
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  Home Equity Here's how to get cash out from your house as home values soar

  Equity happens to be a great way to access some extra cash to pay for renovations, pay for a special event, or even buy a large asset like a car or recreational vehicle. One of the ways to tap into a property’s equity is through a HELOC.

  

  Diana Patino, Performance Marketing Manager  article author

  February 17, 2022
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  Tools And Guides How do rising interest rates affect my loans?

  Interest rate increases often mean you end up paying more for variable-rate loans. This can add up to you paying a lot more over the lifetime of your loan. Learn more about how interest rates affect your loans.

  

  Alysse Guitar, Director of Growth  article author

  February 1, 2022