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	<title>Comments on: Is a consolidation loan secured by one&#8217;s house?</title>
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		<title>By: primetimekj</title>
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		<description>A consolidation loan for $100K to $200K generally is secured by a person&#039;s home.  For your 2nd question, Home Equity loans are a little different from a line of credit.  The Home Equity loan is a lump sum loan.  For exampled if you applied and got approved for a $50K loan , they would give you the $50 all at once.  The line of credit is really designed for you to use when you need.  Generally you only be taken a few thousand at a time.  Since the risk is greater for a lender to lend out $50K all at once, that&#039;s why the rate is higher.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A consolidation loan for $100K to $200K generally is secured by a person&#39;s home.  For your 2nd question, Home Equity loans are a little different from a line of credit.  The Home Equity loan is a lump sum loan.  For exampled if you applied and got approved for a $50K loan , they would give you the $50 all at once.  The line of credit is really designed for you to use when you need.  Generally you only be taken a few thousand at a time.  Since the risk is greater for a lender to lend out $50K all at once, that&#39;s why the rate is higher.</p>
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