See what makes a line of credit different from other ways of financing.
A personal line of credit shares a few similarities with credit cards, like ongoing access to funds for purchases over time and no interest as long as you pay your statement balance in full each month. But a personal line of credit has some features that make it an enticing way to pay for your projects.
Lower interest rates1
A personal line of credit typically has a lower annual percentage rate (APR) than credit cards. Plus, you get that same rate for purchases, transfers and advances.
No collateral required2
Unlike a home equity line of credit where you borrow against the value of your home, a personal line of credit for home improvement projects does not require collateral as it is unsecured.
No annual fee
Enjoy your personal line of credit for years to come without annual fees.
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Exclusive to U.S. Bank checking customers
If you’ve got a personal checking account with us, you’ve got the option to apply for a home improvement personal line of credit. Upon approval, you can easily transfer funds from your personal line of credit to your U.S. Bank checking account through mobile or online banking.
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