Home Equity Loans
Please see the two home equity loan plans below:
Home Equity Line of Credit:
Features:
- Variable rate as low as Prime +1.5%. The index is the Prime Rate as published in the Wall Street Journal. There is no limit on the amount by which the rate can change in any one-year period. The maximum ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE that can apply during the plan is 18%.
- Property insurance is required.
- Consult your tax advisor to determine tax deductibility of interest.
- Loan is subject to credit approval.
- Primary residence is used as collateral.
- Fees and Charges for Early Termination or Default – Fees or charges to third parties generally total between $200 and $2,500 and may include fees for appraisals, surveys, credit reports, flood determination, government recording, title services, title insurance and attorney services. The Bank will pay all these fees on your behalf at origination. The Bank will provide you with an itemization of fees paid to third parties at closing. A termination fee will be assessed if you close the line of credit for any reason within the first 3 years of the Agreement date or you are in default of your Home Equity Line of Credit Agreement. The termination fee is comprised of all fees paid by the Bank to third parties on your behalf associated with loan closing.
Please see the HELOC Program Disclosure (Opens in a new Window)for full disclosure of terms for a Home Equity Line of Credit or contact one of our friendly lenders for more information. In case of errors or questions about your bill, please see the Fair Credit Billing Act Notice.pdf (Opens in a new Window).
Home Equity Line of Credit -
Minimum 700 Credit Bureau Report Score:
Features:
- Variable rate as low as Prime, floating. The index is the Prime Rate as published in the Wall Street Journal. There is no limit on the amount by which the rate can change in any one-year period. The maximum ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE that can apply during the plan is 18%.
- Property insurance is required.
- Consult your tax advisor to determine tax deductibility of interest.
- Loan is subject to credit approval.
- Primary residence is used as collateral.
- Fees and Charges for Early Termination or Default – Fees or charges to third parties generally total between $200 and $2,500 and may include fees for appraisals, surveys, credit reports, flood determination, government recording, title services, title insurance and attorney services. The Bank will pay all these fees on your behalf at origination. The Bank will provide you with an itemization of fees paid to third parties at closing. A termination fee will be assessed if you close the line of credit for any reason within the first 3 years of the Agreement date or you are in default of your Home Equity Line of Credit Agreement. The termination fee is comprised of all fees paid by the Bank to third parties on your behalf associated with loan closing.
Please see the HELOC Program Disclosure (Opens in a new Window) for full disclosure of terms for a Home Equity Line of Credit with Minimum 700 CBR Score or contact one of our friendly lenders for more information. In case of errors or questions about your bill, please see the Fair Credit Billing Act Notice.pdf. (Opens in a new Window
Download our Consumer and Business Loans brochure (Opens in a new Window) for a description of other loans available at TSB.
Tennessee State Bank is an Equal Housing Lender
Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act or SAFE Act
The SAFE Act (Secure and Fair Enforcement for Mortgage Licensing Act) requires residential Mortgage Loan Originators ("MLO") who are employees of regulated institutions to be registered with the National Mortgage Licensing System or NMLS. You can visit the NMLS Consumer Access website to view publicly available information on a MLO (such as employment history, licensing, and enforcement actions) before committing to a mortgage loan transaction. See the bank's listing of NMLS Registered MLOs with their unique NMLS registration IDs (Opens in a new Window) ("UID"), which you may use to obtain loan originator information at www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org (Opens in a new Window).