Then, you can
borrow against your credit limit and repay those smaller loans within 6 months, with as little as 1 percent interest.
What this means is that you can continue to
borrow against your credit limit after you've repaid previous purchases.
Not exact matches
Like a
credit card, a HELOC is a revolving line of
credit — you have a set
credit limit against which you can
borrow.
A LOC is fundamentally a
credit limit a business can
borrow against whenever they need it, repay, and use again — often for a specified term.
The line of
credit loan, our most popular personal loan, provides a
credit limit you can
borrow against at any time.
Like a
credit card, you'll be able to
borrow money
against your line as often as needed as long as you don't exceed the
limit on the line of
credit you've been granted.
A LOC is fundamentally a
credit limit a business can
borrow against whenever they need it, repay, and use again — often for a specified term.
A Home Equity Line of
Credit from Heartland Bank allows you to
borrow against the equity in your home with the flexibility and ease of using your approved funds up to the
limit, making payments
against the balance, then using the available funds again as needed.
A home equity line of
credit provides you with a
credit line that you can
borrow against at any time within a set time
limit and up to a maximum amount.
Responsible
borrowing can protect
credit score from
limit cuts — When the bank cuts a cardholder's line of
credit — a common occurence in recent years — a history of responsible
borrowing can protect
against credit scoring damage.
Most
credit cards make it possible for you to
borrow against your card's
credit limit and receive cash.
With a secured
credit card, your
credit limit is a cash deposit you'll be required to make before opening your account, so you're essentially
borrowing against yourself.
If you're approved, you'll need to make a cash deposit; this becomes your
credit limit that you can
borrow against.