Fixed Home Equity Loans

Unlock your home's potential and fund your dreams

No closing costs

Low home equity loan rates

Flexible term options
Manage life's expenses in an easy, affordable way.

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A Fixed Home Equity Loan provides structure, simplicity and convenience. A stable monthly payment and fixed rate mean you won't have to worry about changes happening when you least expect them. 

Whether you're looking to spruce up your home, buy a new car, pay for a wedding, or consolidate debt, a Fixed Home Equity Loan can help you achieve your goals.

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Apply for a loan online, give us a call, text us at 860-563-2617,or schedule an appointment, or visit one of our Wethersfield, Newington, Berlin, Bloomfield, Niantic, or Middletown, CT locations to learn more.

APRs listed include a .25% discount for Dutch Point Credit Union being in first lienholder position. $10,000 minimum loan amount and $150,000 maximum loan amount for terms up to 180 months with loan to value up to 80%. $50,000 minimum loan amount and $350,000 maximum loan amount for terms 181-240 months with loan to value up to 75%. Loans will be made against your primary residence, 1-4 family homes located in the states of CT, MA and RI. Loans can be made against a second home, however additional conditions will apply. Property insurance is required.

A Home Equity loan of $25,000 with a 5-year term at 5.99% APR results in 60 monthly payments of approximately $19.34 per $1,000 borrowed. Payments do not include amounts for taxes and insurance premiums; if applicable, the actual payment obligation will be greater.