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					Originally Posted by olredalert  ----If you don't already have a home equity loan it may be a good choice. The interest is deductible still (I think) and generally all you have to do is pay the interest monthly. I have done this in the past when I wanted to buy a car to sell or knew that cash was coming in soon......Bill S |  HELOC % is no longer deductible if used for a car purchase, only if used for the purchase of a home or home repairs - how they plan to enforce this is unclear.  I'd find a car being sold by a home construction contractor...... but that's just the view from a CPA!    
"HELOCs and second mortgages will no longer be deductible if the loan proceeds are used to pay for personal items, including college tuition, vacations, credit card debt, student loan debt, a vehicle or clothing; the interest paid on that amount will not be deductible."
		 
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