Home Loan Resources

Find what works for your lifestyle and budgetary needs. It's always wise to crunch the numbers before you become a homeowner.

Should you get a fixed rate or an adjustable rate mortgage loan? Here's what you need to know about each of these rate options.

Your guide to Home Equity Loans and Lines of Credit. Learn about the differences between these loan types and tips to best utilize them.

If you fear you will never realize your dream of homeownership, we have some tips that may help you take the next step to make it a reality.

There comes a time when you want to settle down and have a place you can call your own. First, you'll want to familiarize  yourself with the costs and the process.

A home is the most expensive purchase you’ll likely ever make. Before making the leap, make sure you are educated on these common myths.

We've put together a mortgage glossary to help you get a better grasp of any terms that may be less than clear.

When you’re considering purchasing that second home, here are just a few tips to take into consideration before you go house shopping.

Every homeowner wishes to change things after some time. The big question is where to start. Here are some tips.

While it’s obvious that buying a house takes money, some of the lesser-known costs can really add up quick, catching some potential homeowners off guard.

If you own your own home, it's possible to refinance that home at any time. But, it’s important to weigh the costs with the benefits before starting your application.

Using the equity in your home can be a useful tool. But you want to be absolutely sure that the risks don’t outweigh the benefits when utilizing this type of loan. 

When buying a house, you want a team you can trust behind you. You should choose your real estate agent carefully, but do the same in selecting a home lender.

Buying a home should be one of the most exciting times of your life. That’s why it’s good to know what credit union home loans are available near you.

Having a home leads to some stresses, many of them financial. One option to consider is a home equity loan. But how do you know if this is right for you? 

Have you heard the phrase “home equity line of credit” or seen the abbreviation HELOC but have no idea what they mean? We want to make it easy to understand.

Many members wonder about mortgage points and whether you really save more in the long run by purchasing mortgage points upfront. Learn more about points.

Not sure how to calculate home equity? Not to worry. We’ll walk you through the steps of figuring out the amount of collateral available in your home.