Have an EEFCU Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)? Your initial promotional discounted rate may be expiring January 1, 2024. All EEFCU’s HELOC’s are variable rates and adjust semi-annually on January 1st and July 1st. Call or email today to determine if your rate will adjust on January 1st.
Posts Categorized: Home Equity LOC
Starting a Project?
We’d love to help! From start to finish, the EEFCU has great loan options to help you with your project! Talk with a Loan Officer and get started today.
Let Us Help With Your Summer Projects
Is your Summer to do list adding up both time and cost wise? Let the EEFCU help with the cost. We have loan options to meet your needs. Whether you need a small short term loan for house paint, or want you’d like a HELOC for larger projects or remodels. Our Loan Officers are ready… Read Full Article »
Show Your House Some Lovin’ this Summer
Summer is here. Are your house and yard ready? Let the EEFCU help you prepare for all your summertime wants and needs. We can help you with everything from outdoor living spaces to new fences. Give us a call to see what we can do for you.
Home Resolutions 2020
A New Year, a New Decade, some New Resolutions. Remodeling, a vacation home, or a home on the road? The EEFCU can help with that. Let’s start planning today.
Tire of staring at the same 4 walls?
HELOC Convenience – Money When You Need It!
Plan for your projects now and have your money waiting! Whether you’re remodeling the kitchen, replacing the roof, or landscaping the backyard, get started now by setting up a EEFCU Home Equity Line-of-Credit. A HELOC is based on the available equity of the home. When approved, you can then borrow from that Line-of-Credit as… Read Full Article »
We Don’t Build Fences….
With spring here and summer fast approaching, the EEFCU is ready to help you finance your home improvement projects. While we can’t help swing the hammer, we can get you the money to buy the wood, nails, paint, or whatever else is on your supply list. We have a variety of loans to help you… Read Full Article »