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Consumer Resources
Ways to bank when you can't get to your branch
- Use Online Banking or our Mobile app.
- Use your debit or credit card.
- Call our customer service center at 888-797-7711.
Plan ahead
For any disaster, being prepared is vital. A plan with a financial emergency kit can help you weather the storm. Don't forget to keep cash on hand.
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Identification
Add identification for everyone in the household, such as driver's licenses, birth certificates, military IDs, passports, or pet ID tags.
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Financial & legal documents
Include key documents such as housing payments, financial account information, leases or rental agreements, deeds, and real estate documents.
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Medical information
Store information about health and medical needs for your household - don't forget your pet.
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Household contacts
Collect contact information for all household members, employers, or work contacts and emergency contact information.
Relief and recovery
Customers in a designated disaster area may qualify for financial relief and support. Here are a few examples:
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Customers may request a loan payment extension for up to 90 days.
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All foreclosure proceedings will be suspended until the disaster designation is lifted.
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Loans with payment extensions will be reported to the credit bureaus as current.
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Auto-debits can be stopped upon the customer’s request.
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Overdraft fees may be refunded upon the customer’s request.
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No early-withdrawal penalty on certificates of deposit (CDs).
Bank from anywhere.
Mobile deposit
No need to wait in line or worry about making it to the branch on time. Simply tap, snap and deposit through our app.
Mobile wallet
Mobile banking
No matter where you’ve been or where you’re going, we have a variety of products and services to meet your needs, including our Mobile App, Mobile Wallet, Mobile Deposit and more.
Business resources
Build a preparation plan for your business
Get ready
Create a plan
Practice the plan
Other resources
- The Small Business Administration (SBA) provides low-interest disaster loans to help businesses recover from declared disasters. Businesses can register with FEMA.