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Finance charges can be a pain in the wallet. But if you're a California
homeowner, here's some good news: you can deduct finance charges from your
taxes with a Courtesy Lien.
It works like this: Patelco records a Deed of Trust against your home equal to
your unsecured credit limit, which in most cases makes the finance charges tax
deductible (consult your tax advisor about your specific situation).
No appraisal is necessary, and no application fees are required. You may
qualify for a Courtesy Lien on any of the following unsecured loan types:
credit cards, signature loans or lines of credit, unsecured consolidation
loans, and education loans. There is a document preparation charge of $125*.
* Commitment
Households receive a $30 discount

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