What is a buydown mortgage?

A buydown mortgage is a way to lower the mortgage interest rate for a set period of time. This can be done by paying an upfront fee, known as discount points, or by having the seller or lender pay for a temporary buydown.

What is Autopay?

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What are biweekly payments?

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Setting Up Your Online Account

Make a payment, check your balance, view statements and sign up for Paperless Billing or Autopay. There are many benefits to registering and managing your account online.Paperless Billing: Reduce the clutter and view your bill online. Plus: View up to 60 months of billing historyHelp the environment by using less paperAutopay: Simplify your life and have your payments automatically deducted. Plus: Choose between once-a-month or biweekly paymentsSelect your payment method as...

Stay in the Know: Set Up Mortgage Alerts in Minutes

Managing your mortgage doesn't have to be a guessing game. With alerts and notifications, you'll always be in the loop – whether it's a payment reminder, a tax disbursement or a change to your account. It's quick to set up, easy to customize and designed to give you peace of mind. Why it mattersAlerts help you stay ahead – no surprises, no missed payments, no stress. Whether it's a quick reminder or a confirmation, you'll always know what's happening...

Autopay

Managing bills each month can be a daunting task, especially when juggling multiple financial commitments. One effective strategy to streamline this process is setting up automatic payments. Automatic payments, also known as ACH or auto-debits, allow customers to authorize a company to automatically deduct the regular mortgage payments from their bank account. We call this service Autopay. This hassle-free service allows you to set it up and not have to worry about forgetting to make your...

Biweekly Payments

Many homeowners prioritize paying off their mortgage quickly. Making biweekly mortgage payments is one way to reduce interest costs and shorten the loan term.What Are Biweekly Mortgage Payments?Biweekly mortgage payments involve splitting your regular monthly mortgage payment in half and paying that amount every two weeks. Since there are 52 weeks in a year, this results in 26 half-payments—or the equivalent of 13 full monthly payments—instead of the standard 12. These two extra...