Here's a look at the state of home equity rates from Bankrate.com's weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts conducted May 26, 2010.Interest Rate RoundupMortgagesCDsAuto LoansHome EquityCredit CardsHome EquityRates: 5.63 percent (line of credit); 7.36 percent (loan)Rates on home equity products split this week.The average home equity line of credit, or HELOC, remained unchanged at 5.63 percent.Meanwhile, home equity loan rates edged down 1 basis point, to 7.36 percent. That's the lowest rate since November 2005.To find the best home equity loan rates in your area, check Bankrate's interactive tool.-- Chris Kissell advertisementRelated Links:Emergency fund may calm home equity fearsNational home equity loan rates: May 6, 2010Home Equity Rates for May 6, 2010Related Articles:Home equity ratesCosts of home equity Home equity rates
Here's a look at the state of home equity rates from Bankrate.com's weekly national survey of large banks and thrifts conducted May 26, 2010.
Rates on home equity products split this week.
The average home equity line of credit, or HELOC, remained unchanged at 5.63 percent.
Meanwhile, home equity loan rates edged down 1 basis point, to 7.36 percent. That's the lowest rate since November 2005.
To find the best home equity loan rates in your area, check Bankrate's interactive tool.
-- Chris Kissell
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