Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) Calculator

A HELOC allows you to borrow against the equity in your home, often at a lower interest rate than credit cards or personal loans. Unlike a standard loan, a HELOC has two phases:

  • Draw Period - You can borrow, repay, and borrow again. You only pay interest on the amount you actually borrow, making these loans extremely flexible.
  • Repayment Period - Borrowing ends. If you still have a balance, you pay off the remaining amount with regular principal and interest payments.

If you don't have a balance at the end of your draw period, you can simply apply for a new HELOC and start the process again.


The maximum available is calculated at 80% of your home equity.
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When Principal and Interest is selected, the entire loan is repaid during the draw period.

Total Home Equity

Maximum Credit Line

Loan Amount

The total cost for this loan is . Interest charges are .

Including your mortgage and HELOC, your home's loan-to-value ratio is .

Minimum Monthly Payment Estimates

Remember, you can pay more than the minimum to reduce your interest cost and repayment timeline.

Draw Period

Repayment Period*

* When your payment type is set to Principal and Interest, your loan is repaid during the draw period.

Rate Sensitivity Analysis

Most HELOCs are variable-rate loans. Here's how your monthly payments change with interest rate fluctuations.

Rate Draw Period Repayment Period Total Interest

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