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Centier's NO FEE Home Equity Loans offer you the convenience of a low fixed rate and extended terms to fit your budget. And, as always, Centier's Home Equity Loans feature NO application fee, appraisal fee, or title fees*. The interest on your Centier Home Equity Loan may be tax deductible - be sure to consult your tax advisor. Apply for your NO FEE Home Equity Loan today!
Centier offers various types of equity lines to suit your needs. Our Prime Line Fixed-Rate home equity line of credit gives you the benefit of a fixed-rate for the entire term of the loan, while still providing the flexibility of using only the amount of equity you need with the ease of writing a check. Apply for your Prime Line Fixed-Rate equity line today!
In addition to applying online or at any of Centier's convenient locations, you can apply for your home equity loan by phone with Centier's LoanLine. Just call Centier's Client Service Center at (219) 756-BANK (219-756-2265) in Lake County or 1-888-CENTIER (1-888-236-8437) elsewhere.
*No Fee is available for loans up to 90% LTV. Bridge loans are also excluded.
Please note - Centier Bank installment loans are available only to Northern Indiana residents in Fulton, Jasper, Lake, La Porte, Marshall, Newton, Porter, Pulaski, Starke, Tippecanoe, and St. Joseph counties.
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