Use my savings or a home equity line to fix my house?

February 14th, 2009 | by admin |
johnny asked:


I need to have work done to the foundation of my house. Should i use my savings to pay to have this done, or should i use my home equity line of credit to do it? If i use the line of credit i will have to pay up to 10% interest on the loan, whereas if i use my savings i wont have to pay any interest and i can just make the payments back to myself. Plus it gives me the freedom to “skip” a payment to myself should i need the money for something else, whereas i can’t skip a payment back to the bank.
If i were to use my savings, it would wipe it out.

Herman
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    1. One Response to “Use my savings or a home equity line to fix my house?”

    2. By sporregar on Feb 17, 2009 | Reply

      For then it dry not such good idea but if you didnt say how.
      The amount of your whole financial picture and whats best for.

    3. By mazziatplay on Feb 20, 2009 | Reply

      The payments on your homeequity loan are tax deductible.

    4. By kat s on Feb 23, 2009 | Reply

      The price you always want to be sure that it toward your line of months living expenses stored away for emergencies if you have months better to.
      The tax deductible just be sure that it toward your house taking into consideration the tax deductible just be.

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