Finvilo

HELOC

Part of Mortgages

Compare mortgages by rate, term, repayment flexibility and the cost of changing or ending the loan. The lowest advertised rate may come with restrictions that matter later.

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RBC Royal Bank logo

RBC Royal Bank

RBC Homeline Plan

RBC's combined mortgage and home equity line of credit.

Structure
Combines your RBC Mortgage and Royal Credit Line into one product that lets you access your home equity
Maximum amount
Borrow up to 80% of the value of your home
Prepayment
Line of credit portion can be repaid at any time without penalties or prepayment charges
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TD Canada Trust logo

TD Canada Trust

TD Home Equity FlexLine

Home-equity borrowing for larger expenses such as renovations. The home supports the borrowing and is at risk if obligations are not met.

Fees
Not confirmed.
Borrowing ceiling
Up to 80% of home value; not a statement that the full amount is revolving credit.
Collateral
Home equity.
Minimum payment
Interest-only minimum payments displayed.
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Flexibility

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