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Post #57758762 added 02-22-2013 9:38 AM by TheLoop in Archived Deals
I would keep it open, its probably thew cheapest cash you can get in case of an emergency, or if you wanted to borrow cheaply to invest elsewhere.
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I would leave it open. They might eventually close it for inactivity though. I would say to check with the bank on that.
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Post #57572614 added 02-14-2013 6:44 AM by rajiv in Archived Deals
I am in same situation but my Charter One bank charges $50 per year to keep it open. Which bamk you are with?
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Post #57572632 added 02-14-2013 6:45 AM by vaultaddict in Archived Deals
Huntington
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Are you looking to purchase a new house?
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Post #57560136 added 02-13-2013 1:41 PM by vaultaddict in Archived Deals
Any reasons not to keep the HELOC open as an emergency fund? No fees for keeping it open.
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Post #57561032 added 02-13-2013 2:26 PM by vaultaddict in Archived Deals
Not anytime soon.

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