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Amplify Credit Union: 2025 Home Equity Review

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3.2
Rating: 3.2 stars out of 5
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Loan amount

Starting at $25,000 for home equity loan; $10,000 for HELOC

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Min. credit score required

660

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Repayment terms

10-year draw period/10-year repayment term for HELOCs; up to 20 years for home equity loans

Funds available in

2 weeks

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Editor's take

Amplify offers competitively priced home equity loans and HELOCs with limited fees, but its reach is confined to Texas. A lower-than-average loan value ratio and higher loan limits also make the lender less appealing than its peers.

Pros

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    You can close on your home equity line of credit or loan in two weeks or less.

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    Interest rates are highly competitive.

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    There are minimal or no application fees, closing costs or prepayment penalties.

Cons

  • You can’t apply for a home equity loan or HELOC unless you’re a member of Amplify and live, work or study in Texas.

  • Amplify’s HELOC repayment period is 10 years, shorter than the term most home equity lenders offer.

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Bankrate insights

You can tap into your home equity — the difference between your home's worth and what you owe on your mortgage — with a home equity loan or a HELOC. With those funds, you can tackle a variety of expenses, like debt consolidation or home renovations. 

However, before you dive in, it's important to figure out your loan-to-value ratio (LTV). Lenders use your LTV to determine how much of your equity stake you can actually borrow. (It’s typically 80 percent, although some lenders allow you to access as much as 90 percent.) The amount of equity they’ll let you tap is one consideration when choosing a lender. Be it a retail bank, online lender or credit union, it may offer different home equity loan rates and terms, too. That’s why it’s important to shop around for the best deal.

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