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Homeowners Borrow More Against Their Homes as Outstanding Balances Jump $23 Billion to $481 Billion: New York Fed Says, Biggest Quarterly Increase Since 2005

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Outstanding home equity borrowing balances rose by $23 billion to $481 billion, according to the New York Fed. Benzinga reports this was the largest quarterly increase since 2005.

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  1. Benzinga FIRST 42h ago Homeowners Borrow More Against Their Homes as Outstanding Balances Jump $23 Billion to $481 Billion: New York Fed Says, Biggest Quarterly Increase Since 2005

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