Your cards charge 25% APR. Your house doesn't.

Credit card interest compounds against you every single day — and minimum payments are engineered to keep you there for decades. If you own a home, you're likely sitting on the cheapest payoff tool available: a HELOC that consolidates every card into one payment at home-equity rates.

One payment replaces every card — at a fraction of typical card APRs
No tax returns or W-2s — income verified from bank statements
100% online with eNotary — funding in as little as 3 days after approval*
Every card, one paymentConsolidate all your balances
Home-equity ratesvs 22–29% typical card APR
As fast as 3 days*From approval to funded
Interest working for youStop the daily compounding
Your payoff plan is 60 seconds away 0%

How much debt do you want to pay off?

Include every balance you'd consolidate — cards, store cards, personal loans. Check your rate as of .

$50,000

Available as a flexible line of credit

$15K$750K
Secure ~60 seconds No SSN needed

Let's estimate your available equity

Your best guess is fine — no documents needed yet.

ESTIMATED AVAILABLE EQUITY$150,000

What's your credit score range?

Your best estimate is fine — it's confirmed later in the process.

What are you paying off?

This helps tailor your offer.

What's the property address?

Start typing and select your address — we verify it instantly so your offer is accurate.

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Where should we send your payoff plan?

Please use your full legal name (as it appears on your government-issued ID) and an email and mobile number you control — these details are verified and used in the underwriting process. Inaccurate information can delay your offer.

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Congrats — you're a fit!

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Requested line$100,000
Estimated equity$150,000
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Fit is based on the answers you provided and is not a loan approval. Offers are subject to verification, credit approval, and underwriting.

What's the interest gap costing you?

Drag to your real numbers. This is monthly interest only — the silent amount you pay before a single dollar touches your balance.

HELOC figure uses an illustrative rate for comparison — not an offer or quote; your rate depends on credit, equity, property, and state, and HELOC rates are typically variable. Interest-only comparison during the draw period; paying principal reduces both sides. Your home secures a HELOC — see the FAQ on that tradeoff.

Monthly interest your cards charge$0/mo
Monthly interest at the illustrative HELOC rate$0/mo
Estimated monthly interest savings$0/mo
That's per year$0/yr

From card debt to one payment in 3 steps

No branch visits, no counseling classes, no debt-settlement tricks that wreck your credit — just a lower rate doing the heavy lifting.

01

Check your rate

Answer a few quick questions and see what you may qualify for — a soft credit pull with no impact to your score and no SSN required at this stage.

~5 minutes
02

Pick your offer

Choose your amount, rate, and term from your secure account. Size the line to cover every balance you're consolidating.

Same day
03

Pay off every card

Funds arrive in your bank account in as little as 3 days after approval* — pay each card off in full, then enjoy one predictable payment at a fraction of the rate.

As fast as 3 days*

Why a HELOC beats grinding out minimum payments

The rate gap does the work

The average card now charges 22–29% APR; home equity lending typically runs at a fraction of that. On $50,000 of card debt, that rate gap alone is thousands of dollars a year — money that goes to principal instead of interest.

Utilization relief can help your score

Paying revolving cards to zero typically drops your credit utilization — one of the biggest score factors. Many borrowers see scores improve in the months after consolidating (individual results vary).

Approval built on cash flow, not perfection

Income is verified from bank statements — no tax returns or W-2s. If card balances have dinged your score, you'll see options across the credit spectrum in the form above.

One payment, one date, one plan

Five due dates become one. And as you pay the line down, it stays available for true emergencies — so a surprise expense doesn't send you back to the cards.

Credit Card Payoff HELOC vs. other payoff routes

Every consolidation tool trades something. Here's the honest comparison.

Credit Card Payoff HELOCRECOMMENDEDBalance transfer cardPersonal loan
Typical rate Home-equity rates 0% teaser → 25%+ after 13–25% APR
Amount available Up to $750K Usually ≤ $15–20K Usually ≤ $50K
Fees Varies by offer 3–5% transfer fee 1–8% origination
Time pressure None Teaser expires in 12–21 mo None
Reusable if life happens Yes — it's a line No No
Secured by your home Yes — weigh it seriously No No
Income documentation Bank statements only Varies Pay stubs / returns

Frequently asked questions

Should I really use my house to pay off credit cards?
It's the most important question on this page, so here's the straight answer: a HELOC converts unsecured debt into debt secured by your home. The rate savings are usually dramatic, but the obligation becomes more serious — if you can't pay, your home is at risk in a way it never is with card debt. Consolidation works best for borrowers who fix the spending that built the balances; it works worst as a way to clear the cards and run them up again. Be honest with yourself about which one you are.
How much could I actually save?
The math is mostly the rate gap. Cards currently average 22–29% APR; home equity rates typically run at a fraction of that. On $50,000 in balances, cutting the rate from 25% to single digits saves on the order of several hundred dollars in interest every month — the calculator above runs your exact numbers.
Will consolidating help or hurt my credit score?
Checking your rate here is a soft pull with zero impact. If you proceed, a hard inquiry (small, temporary effect) and a new account appear — but paying revolving cards to zero typically slashes your credit utilization, one of the largest scoring factors. Many borrowers net out ahead within months. Individual results vary.
Should I close my cards after paying them off?
Generally no — closed cards shrink your available credit and can raise utilization on anything remaining, plus they shorten your average account age. Most borrowers do better leaving the cards open at zero balance (maybe one small recurring charge to keep them active) and changing the habits that built the balances.
What debts can I consolidate besides credit cards?
Any balance you can pay off with cash: store cards, personal loans, medical debt, auto loans, payday loans, family loans. HELOC funds arrive in your bank account, and you pay each creditor directly — you control exactly what gets paid off.
How fast can I get the money?
Checking your rate takes about five minutes. Once you select your offer, verify your details, and your loan closes, funds can be disbursed in as little as 3 days after approval. Timing varies by state, property type, and verification steps.
My score dropped because my cards are maxed. Can I still qualify?
Possibly — the form above includes options across the credit spectrum, and income is verified from bank statements rather than tax returns. High utilization hurting your score is one of the most common situations here, and it's also the one consolidation tends to improve fastest.
How much can I borrow?
Lines range from $15,000 to $750,000 depending on your available home equity, credit profile, income, and state — enough to consolidate essentially any consumer debt load if the equity is there.
Do I need tax returns, W-2s, or an appraisal?
No tax returns or W-2s — income is verified from bank statements through a secure, read-only connection. For loans under $400,000, no in-person appraisal is required; valuation is completed digitally.
Who is the lender?
Credit Card Payoff HELOC is powered by Honest Casa (NMLS #1566096), an Equal Housing Lender headquartered in Irvine, CA. You can verify licensing at NMLS Consumer Access.

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