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Choice Home Equity Line of Credit
Use a Home Equity Line of Credit to renovate your home, refinance your mortgage, or consolidate debt.[1]
Limited Time Introductory Rate and Cash Offer
The Introductory Rate and Cash Offer applies only to new CHELOCs secured by eligible property in targeted low-to-moderate income census tracts within the PNC Bank Assessment Area.
For the First Six Months
0.25% Intro Rate APR.[2]
After Six Months
6.93% to 14.60% Variable APRs.[3]
Plus get $2000.[4]
Rate Options
One Line of Credit, Two Rate Options.
Variable and fixed rate options throughout the draw period.[1]
You also choose when you need funds. Plus, you can lock - or unlock - the rate on qualifying balances at any time during your draw period.
Variable Rate & Payment
All new balances start at a competitive variable rate and payment.
- Competitive low variable rate and payment that can result in affordable payments.
- Great for home improvements, consolidating debt or refinancing other loans.
Fixed Rate[4]
Choose the stability of a fixed rate & monthly payment.
- Great for large home improvement projects, debt consolidation & major expenses.
- Enjoy the flexibility to lock in a fixed rate on all or part of your variable-rate balance during the draw period.
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Choice HELOC Application Process
Once you complete your application, you will be assigned a Loan Processor to guide you through closing until you've signed your final paperwork.
Benefits
Why Choose PNC's Choice HELOC.
Fix your roof or consolidate your bills. At rates that may be lower than other loan/credit options with the flexibility to switch between variable and fixed rate.
Low Rates, No Hidden Charges
You pay a fee every time you lock or unlock your interest rate. No surprises.[5]
Switch Between Fixed & Variable Rates
You can follow the market and wait for the lowest interest rate. After you draw your funds you can transfer to a fixed rate part to lock in the fixed rate. You can also go from a fixed rate back to a variable rate.[5]
Potential Home Renovation Tax Benefits
Home renovations made to a home for medical purposes (for example a wheelchair ramp) to install energy efficient equipment (for example, a solar panel) may qualify as a tax deductible expense. Consult your tax advisor.[6]
Get a Rate Reduction[7]
Receive a 0.25% rate discount when you set up and maintain automated payments from a qualifying PNC checking account.
Learn About Home Equity
Watch the Video to Learn About the PNC Home Equity Line of Credit
Video: PNC Home Equity
Choice Home Equity Lines of Credit secured by Texas property are not eligible for a VISA Choice Access Card and will be sent access checks upon request.
Home Equity Line of Credit Frequently Asked Questions
*The property securing the CHELOC must be located in a state where PNC offers home equity products. PNC does not offer the CHELOC product in Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada and South Dakota.
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Home Equity Loan Tools & Calculators
Use our simple and fast calculators to find out how much you can borrow, to compare your loan options, or get a home renovation estimate.
Please Note: The tools and calculators provided are for educational and illustrative purposes only. The accuracy of the calculations and their applicability to your circumstances are not guaranteed. Please consult your financial, tax or legal advisor regarding your unique situation. Rates are subject to change at any time without notice.
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