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Need Help Financing a Wedding in North Carolina?

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If you need help financing a wedding in North Carolina, just seek out one of 100+ First Bank locations scattered from Asheville to Kill Devil Hills. We offer a variety of loans that can help you finance the wedding of your dreams.

Need Help Financing A Wedding In North Carolina?

Wedding Financing Options at First Bank

First Bank has a number of options for anyone needing help financing a wedding in North Carolina.

Personal loans — First Bank offers personal loans with highly competitive rates and flexible terms.

Home equity line of credit (HELOC) —  First Bank home equity lines of credit are similarly to home equity loans in that they allow you to borrow money using your home’s equity as collateral. But unlike a home equity loan, a home equity line of credit allows you to borrow money as you need it, not in one lump-sum. Benefits include:

  • Low interest rates
  • Can be secured by equity in your primary or secondary residence
  • Interest may be up to 100% tax deductible (consult with a tax professional for details)
  • Credit lines available from $15,000

First Bank credit card* — First Bank’s Platinum Credit Card with Rewards gives you the financial freedom to make purchases in a convenient and secure way. Plus, you earn rewards points when you use your card. Other features include:

  • $0 balance transfer fee
  • Security benefits
  • Shopping benefits
  • Convenience benefits

Contact a First Bank Specialist Today

So if you need help financing a wedding, visit your nearest North Carolina First Bank and speak with one of our friendly associates.

*Loans subject to credit approval. See our Terms and Conditions for complete details on our One Rewards Program. MasterCard, Debit MasterCard and the MasterCard brand marks are trademarks of MasterCard International Incorporated.

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Sources:

Mortgage Professor: https://www.mtgprofessor.com/A%20-%20Second%20Mortgages/what_is_a_heloc.htm

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