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Mortgage Rates
Mortgage rates have increased a little, but they still remain low. Since we don't know what rates will do, we strongly encourage our Blue Family to take advantage of current rates.
If you have questions, please visit with a knowledgeable and trusted member of our lending team.
Ava Circo is the daughter of Angie and Chris Circo. Ava presently attends Millard West High School and will be attending Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona majoring in Biology with an emphasis on a pre-physician Assistant degree.
Erin Soltys is the daughter of Patrick and Dina Soltys. Erin attends V.J. & Angela Skutt Catholic High School and will be attending Wayne State College in the fall where she will be majoring in Marketing.
Jaden Lasater is the daughter of Tim and Nikki Lasater and presently attends Missouri Valley High School. Jaden will be attending the University of South Dakota in the fall where she will major in Nursing with a minor in Spanish.
Jacob Rupp is the son of Susan and Lloyd Rupp. Jacob presently attends Ft. Calhoun High School and will be completing his last few credits for his associates degree in Fire Protection Technology at Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland. He will be a live-in volunteer firefighter in Hyattsville while attending classes to receive a paramedic certification.
BlueMoney Management
BlueMoney Management is our newest financial tool. This comprehensive online financial tool allows you to manage ALL aspects of your finances in one convenient location. It also allows you to manage accounts from other financial institutions.
Getting the most out of BlueMoney Management does not require much time. It takes just a few minutes to set up a few of the tools to better understand your financial situation. Click the button below to review the QuickStart Guide.
We offer our members one FREE CARFAX vehicle report just for getting pre-approved for a used car loan. That’s a $24.99 value, plus it could help prevent you from being scammed.
It’s tax season, and you know what that means; tax identity theft. So here are some quick protection tips:
During tax season, be aware of the increasing risk of tax ID theft. According to the IRS, tax identity theft occurs when someone uses stolen personal information to file a fraudulent tax return.
Anyone can fall victim to tax identity theft, and your money could be at risk. Protect yourself by leaving your social security number or tax identification number at home in a secure location, and make sure you have updated your online security.
Receiving a tax form from a company you’ve never worked for could signify that someone has stolen your identity. Likewise, if your tax return is rejected as a duplicate, that’s also an indicator that a return has been fraudulently filed in your name. Don’t ignore these warning signs - follow up with the IRS immediately.
File your taxes as soon as possible to keep your refund out of the hands of scammers. We also recommend creating anIRS accountto establish a secure IP PIN to further protect yourself.
Remember, if you suspect that you may have fallen victim to identity theft or believe a family member’s personal information has been compromised, we can help.
