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MYHELOC.COM

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MYHELOC.COM is personalized lending English: My HELOC—mortgage marketers that already say “My HELOC” on draw-period education pages. Education lane—not a loan-broker guarantee page.

Best-fit buyers: banks / credit unions; mortgage fintech; home-equity educators; defensive holders. Exact-fit launch: a My HELOC education hub with rate explainer tiles, draw/repay FAQ, and licensing disclaimer.

The New York Fed’s Q2 2025 Household Debt and Credit Report shows $411 billion in outstanding HELOC balances after a $9 billion quarterly rise—the thirteenth consecutive quarterly increase.[1] MBA’s Home Equity Study reported $70.0 billion in outstanding borrowings among participating lenders as of December 31, 2024.[2] That HELOC spine frames why exact My HELOC inventory matters—not an invented mortgage TAM.

Why Choose MYHELOC.COM

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WHAT DOES AARON IRVINE THINK?

Aaron Irvine

"MYHELOC.COM is home-equity education inventory—My HELOC, not a loan guarantee stub."

Aaron Irvine, Account Manager
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FAQs

Who buys MYHELOC.COM?

Banks/credit unions, mortgage fintech, home-equity educators, and defensive holders.

What figures are cited?

NY Fed: $411B HELOC balances (Q2 2025); MBA study: $70.0B outstanding among participants (YE2024).

Is this a lender offer?

No—education brandable; buyer owns licenses and APR disclosures.

Vs myhealthsavingsaccount.com?

HELOC lending vs HSA benefits—unique personal-finance doors.

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REFERENCES

  1. NY Fed Household Debt Q2 2025 — $411B outstanding HELOC balances (+$9B QoQ; 13th consecutive quarterly rise)
  2. MBA Home Equity Study — participating lenders: $70.0B outstanding borrowings at Dec 31, 2024