No Fee Home Equity Loan
Are you thinking of updating your kitchen? Adding a bathroom? Making needed updates to make your home more energy efficient? Are credit card payments eating up too big a chunk of your disposable income each month? If you answer “yes” to any of these questions, then a home equity loan from WFTFCU may be just what you need. WFTFCU will pay all fees associated with getting the loan!
Because of the quality of the collateral, home equity loans offer lower rates and longer terms than other consumer loans. And, depending upon your individual situation, the interest you pay may be tax deductible. With rates still very low, now may be the time to complete those projects that have been on the “back burner” for a little too long.
The proceeds from a home equity loan are not limited to upgrading your home—they may be used for almost anything you need. Many consumers have purchased automobiles, paid for college tuition, taken vacations and consolidated high interest revolving credit card accounts. It is a cost effective way to meet many financial needs.
WFTFCU has never charged origination fees or points for preparing a home equity loan. However, there are certain fees associated with the application process. These may include property title searches, filing fees, and flood plain certification. If you borrow a minimum of $10,000.00 (or refinance your current home equity loan and add this amount) WFTFCU will pay all of the associated fees.
What are you waiting for? Contact our Loan Department today for details.
4th Annual People Helping People Scholarships Awarded
Deserving WFISD students were presented $1000 each through WFTFCU's 4th Annual People Helping People Scholarship Program.
Front row (l-r) Tom McGough (Supervisory Committee), Ray Gonzalez (Director), Ashley Thomas (Rider High School, attending Midwestern State University), Lauren Schroder (Rider High School, attending Texas Tech University), Arden Richardson (Wichita Falls High School, attending Texas Women's University), Velma Reser (Director), Back row (l-r) Randy Byers (Director), Grant McDonald (Rider High School, attending Texas A&M University), Angela Clark (Scholarship Committee Chairman), Not pictured is Sarah Shirley (Holliday High School, attending Texas A&M University).
