Updated Articles

  1. Mortgage Recast Overview

    If you want to lower your monthly mortgage payment and have the means to make additional payments toward your loan principal, a mortgage recast might be a great option for you. Learn what a recast involves, how it can help you save now and long te...
  2. Recast FAQs

    Will a recast lower my monthly mortgage payment?  If your loan is eligible, recasting your loan may be an option to lower your payment as an alternative to refinancing. A recast typically involves making a one-time payment to reduce your loan p...
  3. Tax Deductions

    How can my Form 1098 help with tax deductions? This statement reports the total mortgage interest paid on your loan during the year. Generally, homeowners may be able to deduct mortgage interest from their taxes owed to the IRS. For information...
  4. Disaster Assistance

    I am having trouble making mortgage payments due to a disaster. What can I do?  If a recent disaster has affected your ability to conduct normal financial business, we understand this may result in late or missed mortgage payments. We are here t...
  5. Why Go Digital?

    Setting up your account online lets you manage your mortgage your way—anytime, anywhere. Our secure and easy-to-use website will help you: View your loan details such as balance, payoff date, interest, taxes, and more Quickly make or schedule on...
  6. Payments and Payoffs

  7. Newly Closed Loans

  8. Ways to Pay

    How can I make payments? We offer a variety of quick and easy payment options. Choose the way that is most convenient for you: Online via our website or app Set up autopay (recurring monthly ACH drafts) online or by phone Call to set up budge...
  9. Paying Off Your Loan

    A payoff statement for a mortgage, sometimes referred to as a payoff letter, is a document that details the exact amount of money needed to fully pay off your mortgage loan.  It encompasses  your outstanding balance, the interest you owe,  an...
  10. Monthly Autopay

    What is autopay? Autopay, meaning recurring monthly ACH drafts, allows you to pay your loan automatically each month from your checking or savings account. You may also opt for budget drafts if you would like to split your monthly payment into two ...