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  1. Go Paperless

    Tired of retrieving paper statements from your mailbox? Great news -- you can go paperless by opting in for electronic statements! We offer this convenient service for both monthly mortgage/account statements and year-end statements , which ar...
  2. Video: Understanding Your Escrow Statement

    We review your escrow activity at least annually to help ensure your account has enough funds to cover your property tax and/or insurance expenses, which can change from year to year. After each review, we send an Escrow Account Disclosure ...
  3. Escrow Statement FAQs

  4. Receiving My Statement

    When and how will I receive my year-end statement? Year-end statements are sent by January 31 each year. If you enroll for electronic year-end statements by December 31, we will notify you by email when your statement is available online to vie...
  5. Who to Contact

    I have other questions about year-end tax statements. Whom should I contact? If you have questions specific to taxes and deductions, reach out to the experts. Consult a qualified tax advisor, contact the IRS at 1-800-829-1040, or visit  IRS.gov...
  6. Accessing Statements Online

    Where can I find my tax statement online? Year-end tax statements are generally available by January 31 following the applicable tax year. When your statement is available, log in to our website or app, go to  Documents , and expand the  Taxes ...
  7. Budget Drafts (Biweekly)

    Can I split my monthly payment into two payments?  Yes, by enrolling for Budget Drafts , you can schedule automatic recurring ACH drafts from your checking or savings account every 14 days. Once enrolled, half of your monthly mortgage payment wi...
  8. Monthly Autopay

    What is autopay? If you choose to enroll for Autopay, your monthly payments will automatically draft from your chosen checking or savings account on the day you choose. Autopay can help save you time and peace of mind, as you won't have to rememb...
  9. Change in Your Mortgage Payment

    Why did my payment change? When your taxes and/or insurance bills change from year to year, it may be necessary to adjust the amount you are paying into your escrow account, too.  Reasons your expenses changed may include: Insurance: Changes...
  10. Contacts

    Who do I contact  with  questions about my escrow expenses? Taxes: Your local tax assessor’s office. Insurance premiums: Your insurance company. Your escrow payments and expenses: Reach out to us. We'll be happy to help! Please see our...