Homeowner with good credit history usually will be
A) wise enough never to borrow any of their home equity for any purpose.
B) wise enough to borrow part of their home equity only for sensible goals, like a big new SUV.
C) able to borrow part of the equity in their home to achieve reasonable financial goals.
D) unaware that borrowing part of the equity in their home will increase their monthly payments.
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