Curious about whether you'll need a co-signer for your auto loan? Here's what you can do:

• Contact Us: Reach out to us with your questions or concerns about co-signers.
• Visit a Branch: Feel free to drop by any of our branch locations to discuss your situation in person.
• Apply Online: If you're ready to apply, you can complete our online application for an auto loan. Once we receive your application, we'll perform a credit check, evaluate your request, and determine whether a co-signer is necessary based on the information provided. Feel free to reach out to us for personalized guidance.

No, there is not a minimum loan amount for vehicle loans.

Most members can complete stop payment requests through Digital Banking using the steps below (please note that this might now apply to all business members).

• Log into Digital Banking.
• In the top navigation bar, hover over "Accounts" and select "Check Services."
• Select "New Stop Payment Request."
• Complete the stop payment request form.
• Check the "I Agree" box -Select "Submit Request."

You can also visit one of our branch locations or contact us for assistance. Our current stop payment fee will apply. Stop payment orders are valid for six months and must be renewed after that time period if you want the stop to remain in effect.

We cannot guarantee the timing of deposits and payments. To ensure the funds are available for your loan payment, funds need to be deposited into the account and become available, meaning any hold on the deposited funds must expire prior to the payment date. Holds that apply to deposits differ depending on the type and method of deposit. You can review our Funds Availability Policy. This policy provides a comprehensive overview of how holds may apply to different types of deposits.

Getting pre-approved for a mortgage is the first step in the home buying process. It shows sellers that you are serious about buying a home and will give you an idea of how much you can afford to borrow.

Here are the steps on how to get pre-approved for a mortgage:

• Be prepared to answer questions. Your Loan Officer will ask you about your financial situation and your goals for the loan. Be prepared to answer questions about your employment history, income, debts and assets. Having income and asset documentation available to you when you fill out the application will help you answer these questions.
• Ask questions. Don't be afraid to ask your loan officer questions about the home buying process or the different types of loans available.

Once you have gathered your financial information, you can start the pre-approval process by either contacting a Mortgage Loan Officer or applying online.