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Tied Up in Holiday Expenses?

 

Untangle Your Budget with Skip-a-Pay

The holidays can come with a lot of extra expenses. Give your budget a little breathing room with Skip-a-Pay! Skip an eligible auto or personal loan payment and free up extra cash for gifts, gatherings, travel, or other holiday expenses.

Why Choose Skip-a-Pay?

  • Loosen up your budget during the busy holiday season
  • Keep more cash available for gifts, travel, and celebrations
  • Give yourself a little extra financial flexibility when you need it most

A $40 fee will apply for each loan that is skipped.  

Are you Eligible?

  • Auto, Personal, or Recreational loans are open for at least 12 months.
  • Loans in good standing (no past-due payments).
  • Only one skipped payment per account per year.
  • Only 4 total skips over the lifetime of loan.
Don’t let holiday expenses tie your budget in knots. Skip your payment and enjoy a little more room this season!

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Important Notice

Interest will continue to accrue on the unpaid principal balance during the month a payment is skipped. When regular loan payments resume, any accrued and unpaid interest will be collected first. A $40 Skip-A-Payment fee per loan will be added to the outstanding loan balance. Participation in the Skip-A-Payment program will extend the original term of the loan. All other terms and conditions of the original loan agreement will remain in full force and effect.

Eligibility is limited to one skipped payment per account in a 12-month period, with a maximum of four skipped payments over the life of each loan. Loans must be open for a minimum of 12 months to qualify. The promotion ends on December 31, 2026

This is not an application for mortgage.  Mortgage prequalification helps to determine if you meet the minimum requirements for a loan and how much home you can afford.  If the qualifications are met for the purchase price and loan terms you have listed you will be presented a pre-approval letter.  If you’re confident in your finances and are ready to apply now, you should complete a full application instead.

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