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What is a Home Equity Line of Credit?
A revolving line of credit (Visa Card), secured by the equity in the member's home.
What is a Home Equity Loan?
A fixed rate loan (one time lump sum draw), secured by the equity in the member's home.
How long can a member use their Home Equity Line of Credit?
Up to 10 years.
What can a member use their Home Equity Line of Credit for?
Whatever they chose.
What can a member use their Home Equity Loan for?
Whatever they chose.
What are the limits for Home Equity Lines of Credit?
$50,000 limit for owner-occupied houses and $25,000 limit for non-owner occupied homes.
What is the loan to value ratio for limits on Home Equity Lines of Credit?
up to 90% for owner-occupied homes and up to 70% for non owner-occupied homes.
What is a Signature Loan?
A loan for members based on credit worthiness, without collateral required.
Signature Loans are generally not approved for:
-Down Payments
-Bills
-Utilities/Rent
-Emergancies
What are the limits for Signature Loans?
Range from $100-$10,000 depending on the member's annual income and ability to repay.
Is there a penalty for pre-paying auto loans?
No, the member will just pay their loan off faster this way.
What does CUDL stand for?
Credit Union Direct Lending
What is CUDL?
An automated financing approval system that connects ACU to participating dealerships.
What does CUDL do?
Allows members to compare makes, models, prices and values of vehicles as well as take advantage of ACU's competitive rates.
Is there a fee to use CUDL?
No, this is a free service.