Explore your eligibility for the exclusive benefits of the Home Equity Plus program, designed to expand access to credit in diverse communities.
Learn MoreBorrow up to 85% of the value of your home2
Fixed, affordable interest rate3
Discount available for automatic payment from an FNB Deposit account
Flexible repayment terms available
A Home Equity Installment Loan from FNB1 taps into the value of your home to provide you with the borrowing power you need to meet your financial objectives.
In order to qualify for a Home Equity Installment Loan, you first need to have equity in your home. This means that the value of your home must be greater than the amount you owe on your home. This difference in the amount your home is worth and how much you owe is called equity. Typically, you can borrow up to 85 percent of your home's value less the amount you owe on your home. Other factors such as credit score, employment history, monthly debt payments and income are also considered.
Our objective is to make the borrowing process simple and straightforward. To apply for a Home Equity Installment Loan, you will want to have the following information available for your branch visit:
While you won't need this for your initial visit to start the application process, as we evaluate your application, we may ask you for additional pieces of information. You may be asked:
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