Home Equity Line of Credit1
Whether you’re remodeling your home, planning for recurring expenses (like a contractor’s bills or tuition payments), or keeping credit available for unexpected expenses, our 30-year Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC)1 allows you to borrow against the equity in your home, using the money when and where you need it. We make it easy, convenient, and worry-free.
Our HELOC Rates
- We have interest-only payment options
- Fix all or a portion of your balance during the draw period4
- Use your line of credit as often as you like for any amount up to your credit limit
- Enjoy interest payments that may be tax deductible5
- Get easy access to your funds by simply transferring money from your HELOC to another account (such as your checking or savings account), or using Visa® Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) debit card
- Save up to $1,000 on your closing costs2
- Eliminate private mortgage insurance when purchasing a new home 6
For more info, contact us below.
Important disclosure information
Terms and conditions available for applications taken on or after September 19, 2024.
- Offer limited to home equity lines only, secured by a valid first or second lien position on owner-occupied primary dwelling. Home equity lines may also be secured by secondary dwellings for Synovus Inspire and Private Wealth customers. For more information on Inspire, see Synovus.com/SynovusInspire. For more information on Private Wealth, see Synovus.com/PrivateWealth. Mobile homes not eligible. Property insurance and appraisal will be required. Flood insurance may also be required. Back
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Closing cost assistance from Synovus. Synovus will issue a credit up to $1,000 to cover initial closing costs for customers who hold a Synovus Bank personal checking account and register to make payments on their home equity line of credit through automatic recurring payments from a Synovus Bank personal checking account. Generally, closing costs can range from $200 – $4,000. Other bank funded closing cost options and restrictions apply for Synovus Inspire and Private Wealth customers. For more information on Inspire, see Synovus.com/SynovusInspire. For more information on Private Wealth, see Synovus.com/PrivateWealth. If the borrower closes the line within three years of the date of origination, bank paid 3rd party origination expenses will be added to the outstanding HELOC balance.
Back - The APR for the HELOC will vary based on Wall Street Journal Prime Rate (as of September 19, 2024, prime rate is 8.00%) plus a margin. The variable rate shown is calculated by using prime plus 0.40% APR (with a 0.25% discount for auto-deduct from a Synovus personal deposit account, a 49.00% LTV, a $250,000 commitment amount and first lien position). APR could be different based on several factors including credit score, credit history, Loan to Value (LTV), commitment amount and lien status. APR is subject to a minimum floor rate of 3.99% for relationship balances below $500,000, and 2.99% for Inspire and Private Wealth relationship balances greater than or equal to $500,000. The relationship balance used for the rate determination is defined as the balance in place at the time of application. The maximum APR is 18.00%. Private Wealth and Inspire clients are subject to different terms and conditions. The maximum LTV may vary with the amount borrowed, credit score, credit history, location, relationship program and balance, and property type. Back
- The HELOC offers an interest only or 1.50% payment (or $50 minimum) during the initial draw period of 10 years. The draw period is followed by a 20-year repayment with a payment of 1.50% of the balance (or a $50 minimum). Conversion of all or any portion of the balance above $5,000, to a fixed rate/fixed term are limited to three fixed rate options during the draw period; there is a $50 fee for each option. Once converted, that balance will remain at that fixed rate for the remainder of the term selected and cannot be selected for conversion again. The repayment period for these options cannot exceed the HELOC's maturity date. Back
- Please consult your tax advisor. Back
- PMI is typically required on conventional loans with a down payment of less than 20%. Limited to the purchase of primary residences. Purchase money funds are subject to a 30-year repayment at a fixed rate for the remainder of the term add at end by exercising a fixed rate option. Back
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