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  1. 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...
  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. Intro

    Prefer to be paperless? Enroll for our convenient e-delivery services to receive certain statements and communications electronically instead of by mail! You'll trade paper clutter and waste for easy email notifications you can access anytime, a...
  4. E-Delivery Options

    Electronic delivery is available for the following communications:  Monthly mortgage/account statements Provide information about payments due, account summary, and recent transactions.  Year-end statements Depending on your loan/accoun...
  5. How to Enroll

    You can enroll online in a few quick clicks! Here's how: Log into our website or app. Go to Documents and click Manage Delivery Preferences . Next to  Escrow statements plus other routine servicing communications,  check the Email box and...
  6. Accessing Statements Online

    Here's how to find statements and other select communications on our website and app: Log in Go to Documents Click or tap the type of document you're looking for (e.g., Taxes or Escrow) to see the statements available Click or tap the link ...
  7. Shortage

    What is an escrow shortage? All escrow accounts have a minimum required balance , which equals your expected tax and insurance expenses plus some extra money in case your bills go up – this is called a cushion. If your escrow account balance is e...
  8. Surplus

    What is an escrow surplus?  All escrow accounts have a minimum required balance, which equals your expected tax and insurance expenses plus some extra money in case your bills go up – this is called a cushion. If your escrow account balance is mor...