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Personal Loans
At The Callaway Bank, we think one of the
most rewarding things about being in the business we're in
is helping our customers enjoy the quality of life they deserve.
Whether you need to finance an RV or a wedding, a sport utility
vehicle or a vacation, you should call us first to arrange
your financing. Depending on what you want to buy, your personal
credit history and ability to repay the loan, we have several
lending options available. Plus, we'll even discount your
interest rate when you have your payment automatically deducted
from your checking account.
Call your personal banker for information
about our rates and flexible financing terms.
Real Estate Loans
For existing homes or new construction,
we're mortgage experts
We know it takes more than a great loan
to make a house a home. Our real estate department makes the
wishes of hundreds of happy families all over Callaway, Boone,
and the surrounding counties come true each year when they
move into their new homes. And, we can help you refinance
to save money if a better rate becomes available. Our mortgage
bankers are knowledgeable and will be happy to discuss the
various financing options available.
When you borrow money on your home through
The Callaway Bank you'll get a competitive rate, a wide selection
of loan options and exceptional personal service.
Home Equity Line of Credit
*Another tax deductible way to borrow
money
If you've had your home loan for a while
and need to pay for college tuition, home remodeling, a new
car, bill consolidation – or anything worthwhile –
talk to your personal banker about a Home Equity Loan or Line
of Credit. Interest on many other types of loans may not be
tax deductible, but in most cases you can deduct the interest
on a home equity loan from your federal and state income taxes.
(You should check with your tax advisor first, just to be
sure.)
You've worked hard to build up the equity
in your home. Now you deserve to have your home work for you.
See your personal banker for more information.
*Home equity loans may or may not be tax
deductible.
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