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My wife and I purchased a home in 2006 and took out a home equity line of $75,000 along with a mortgage of $375,000. We used the line to renovate three bathrooms, but I no longer have documentation or receipts. We have not used the line in over 9 years but still pay $2,600 in interest annually. Is the interest on this home equity line still tax-deductible after 2018?

March 17th, 2024

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