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Are Home Equity Lines of Credit Tax Deductible?

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Only the interest on a home equity line of credit is tax deductible, not the entire amount of the loan. The interest paid on home equity lines of credit is tax deductible in most cases. Some restrictions apply to homes leveraged higher than their value.

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Home Equity: Interest on Home Equity Loans

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