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A personal line of credit is an account that you can turn to when you need extra funds. You don’t have to borrow from your line of credit, but it’s available if and when you need it. From paying bills to a medical emergency, you can use the money for almost any personal use. Your personal line of credit account will have a credit limit, which is the maximum amount you can borrow at once. But you can also borrow less than the credit limit if you choose.
Open-end credit is not restricted to a specific use or duration, in most cases. A personal revolving line of credit is a type of open-end credit. Closed-end credit includes debt instruments that are for a particular purpose and a set amount of time.
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*You will only pay a Cash Advance Fee based on how much you borrow. And if you don’t repay the entire balance by your payment due date, you’ll repay a portion of your balance plus a Carried Balance Fee each subsequent billing cycle.
When you need funds for a project or to pay a bill, you can request a cash advance from your personal line of credit. You can draw up to your credit limit and then begin paying it back. When you pay back a portion or all of your balance on time, you can borrow that money again.
Examples of how to use your personal line of credit:
Personal lines of credit may be secured or unsecured. A secured line of credit requires collateral, such as a vehicle, home, savings account or another type of asset. With an unsecured line of credit, you can apply for the money based on your creditworthiness. A secured line of credit may offer a higher credit limit and lower interest rates. However, it may also be riskier than an unsecured credit line because the lender could claim your collateral if you can’t afford to make payments.
Unlike a personal loan, you’re not borrowing money immediately when you open a line of credit. You’re merely locking in your ability to use the credit line when the need arises. Once you have a line of credit, you can request a cash advance when you need it, and the lender will send you the money. Personal lines of credit are revolving accounts. As you pay down your balance, you can borrow against the credit line again up to your credit limit without having to reapply for a new line of credit.
A variety of factors can affect your ability to get a personal loan or line of credit, but applying for an Elastic personal line of credit is very fast and easy. You may be eligible for an Elastic Account if you meet the following criteria:
Next, you can submit an application online. Often, you’ll know within minutes or even seconds if you’ve been approved for an Elastic personal line of credit.
Apply today to see whether a personal line of credit from Elastic is right for you. With a clear fee structure and a fast application process, you can find out the potential credit limit for your online line of credit in just minutes.
*You will only pay a Cash Advance Fee based on how much you borrow. And if you don’t repay the entire balance by your payment due date, you’ll repay a portion of your balance plus a Carried Balance Fee each subsequent billing cycle.
**We will charge a 10% Cash Advance Fee for each Cash Advance you request. We will deduct the Cash Advance Fee from the amount of the Cash Advance you request and deliver only the Elastic Cash amount to you. You are required to pay a portion of your Balance each Billing Cycle, and if you have a Carried Balance of greater than $10, a Carried Balance Fee of $5-$350 will apply. See the Terms and Conditions for additional information at www.Elastic.com/Terms-And-Conditions.