HELOC
Good odds · 84% approved- Variable rate, about prime + 0.12% for your loan-to-value, based on 2025 HELOCs.
- 16% of applicants with your debt-to-income and loan-to-value were denied in 2025.
Compare every option
A HELOC, a home equity loan, a cash-out refinance, a home equity investment, or a reverse mortgage. See what each would cost you, and your odds of approval based on 2,298,512 HELOC and home equity loan decisions in 2025 federal data. Free, and nothing is saved.
Rates updated October 1, 2026
For $100,000 over 7 years, your lowest-cost option with reasonable odds is a HELOC at about 7.1% a year.
Your mortgage plus the cash would be 53% of your home's value.
Enter your current mortgage rate to compare this fairly. A cash-out refinance re-prices your whole mortgage, not just the cash, so if your current rate is below today's 7.28%, the true cost of the cash can be far higher than the rate.
Requires age 62 or older.
Estimates, not offers. Costs exclude closing costs, which vary by lender. "Approved" is the share of applicants like you who were approved in 2025, from federal HMDA data.
Usually a HELOC or home equity loan, if you qualify: in our default example a HELOC costs about 7.1% a year. A cash-out refinance can cost far more than its rate if it replaces a low-rate mortgage, and a home equity investment usually costs more but has no monthly payment and no income test at some providers.
Change your debt-to-income or credit above to see your odds for each option. If debt-to-income is the problem, a home equity investment has no monthly payment to qualify for. More for HELOC rejections.
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