Fix your roof, take a trip, renovate, add a pool, pay down debt, retrofit, or use your imagination...
…and you can do all of those things and more with a Home Equity Line of Credit (aka HELOC). If you have equity in your home, a HELOC is your home’s way of paying you back. You can borrow money from the equity of your home to get spending money at Better rates than those offered on credit cards, personal loans, or nearly any other kind of credit. If you haven’t noticed already, we’re all about doing things Better.
And right now, you can get a rate that’s almost impossible to beat. It’s our introductory rate of 1.99% APR* that’s good for the first six months.
New member? You can get 1.99% APR* for six months.
Existing member? You can get 1.99% APR* for six months.
Existing member who already has a HELOC? Yes, you too, you can get 1.99% APR* on your existing line for six months starting with your next draw or purchase.**
* APR = Annual Percentage Rate. The 1.99% APR is an introductory discounted rate for a period of six billing cycles, after which the APR will increase to the current fully indexed rate of Prime Rate (the Index) plus your Margin and is subject to change quarterly thereafter. Rate and payments are based on the current margin and index rate. Index is WSJ prime rate. ** Draw or purchase must occur within promotional period to qualify for promotional rate. Promotional rate will apply to new purchases only. Subsequent payments will be applied to the lowest-interest balances first. Offer ends 6/30/2023.
Loan to Value (LTV) | Margin | APR As Low As1 | Maximum APR | Amount Financed2 | Lender Closing Costs3 | Non-Introductory Rate | Alert Me |
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80% or less | 0.000% to 3.500% | 1.990%4 | 18.000% | Up to $150,000 | $0 | 8.250% | Receive a notification when this rate changes |
80% or less | 0.250% to 3.750% | 1.990%4 | 18.000% | $150,001 - $250,000 | $0 | 8.250% | Receive a notification when this rate changes |
The Gain Advantage Home Equity Line of Credit is an adjustable rate loan subject to change. Loan rates are based on term and applicant credit history. All loans are subject to credit approval and are subject to Gain Federal Credit Union policies and procedures. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Rates and payments are based on the current margin and index rate. Index is WSJ prime rate. Rate subject to change quarterly. Rate Caps - Floor rate of 3%, Maximum rate of 18.000% and no annual adjustment cap. Payment Example: Loan for $150,000 based on a 70% Loan To Value (LTV) with a margin of 0.250% and an index of 8.250% equals an interest rate of 8.500% with a payment of $1,477.11 per month. The current non-introductory rate of 8.250% APR, which is accurate as of 06-08-2023 and is subject to change, is our best rate based on creditworthiness, credit score, and maximum combined loan-to-value (CLTV) of 80% and maximum loan amount of $150,000. Term - All Home Equity Lines of Credit are based on a 15-year term with principal and interest payments. Draw Period - 10 year draw period. After draw period ends, the repayment period begins (up to 15 years) Single Family Residence, 1-4 units and condominiums (member primary residence) California, Arizona and Nevada Only Not all applicants will qualify. No prepayment penalty. Gain Federal Credit Union NMLS #407810 |
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Loan to Value (LTV) | Margin | APR As Low As1 | Maximum APR | Amount Financed2 | Lender Closing Costs3 | Non-Introductory Rate | Alert Me |
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80% or less | 0.500% to 1.250% | 1.990%4 | 18.000% | Up to $100,000 | $0 | 8.250% | Receive a notification when this rate changes |
The Gain Advantage Home Equity Line of Credit is an adjustable rate loan subject to change. Loan rates are based on term and applicant credit history. All loans are subject to credit approval and are subject to Gain Federal Credit Union policies and procedures. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Rates and payments are based on the current margin and index rate. Index is WSJ prime rate. Rate subject to change quarterly. Rate Caps - Floor rate of 3%, Maximum rate of 18.000% and no annual adjustment cap. Payment Example: Loan for $100,000 based on a 70% Loan To Value (LTV) with a margin of .500% and an index of 8.250% equals an interest rate of 8.750% with a payment of $999.45 per month. The current non-introductory rate of 8.250% APR, which is accurate as of 06-08-2023, and is subject to change, is our best rate based on creditworthiness, credit score, and maximum combined loan-to-value (CLTV) of 80% and maximum loan amount of $100,000. Term - All Home Equity Lines of Credit are based on a 15-year term with principal and interest payments. Draw Period – 10 years draw period. After draw period ends, the repayment period begins (up to 15 years). Single Family Residence Only California, Arizona and Nevada Only Not all applicants will qualify No prepayment penalty Gain Federal Credit Union NMLS #407810 |
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You'll love the low, fixed-rates that let you to tap into the equity of your home, giving you access to funds so you can:
Money saving benefits
Get a tax break
Another great benefit of a home equity loan is the possible tax benefits. Be sure to ask your tax advisor how this loan may affect your taxes.
Term | APR As Low As1 | Amount2 | Lender Closing Costs3 | Alert Me | |
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60 months | 6.500% | Up to $150,000 | $0 | Receive a notification when this rate changes | |
Loan rates are based on term and applicant credit history. All loans are subject to credit approval and are subject to Gain Federal Credit Union policies and procedures. Rates are subject to change without prior notice. Maximum rate 16.00% Single Family Residence Only California, Arizona, and Nevada Only Payments on a home equity loan at 6.500% APR for 60 months are $19.57 per $1,000 borrowed. Representative example assumes a loan amount of $150,000. Not all applicants will qualify. No prepayment penalty. |
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If you are refinancing your first mortgage with another lender and would like to keep your current equity loan with Gain, then you will need the new lender to request a subordination. You can find instructions for requesting a subordination on our Forms page.