Loans

• How do I make my loan payment?

  There are several options available to make your loan payment. These include:

  • Transfer funds from your Fremont National Bank account online — FREE.
  • Have a payment automatically withdrawn from your account monthly.
  • Mail payments in every month, for those using a coupon book.

  
  
• Where do I send my loan payments?

  Please send your loan payments to:
  
  Fremont National Bank & Trust
  152 East 6th Street
  PO Box 228
  Fremont, NE 68026-0228
  

• Are there any penalties for paying my unsecured loan off early?

  No. Fremont National Bank does not assess any penalties for early payoff. If you would like to make additional principal payments to your loan, Contact Us.

• How will I receive my loan proceeds?

  Fremont National Bank offers several options to receive your loan proceeds. We can either disburse funds to your Fremont National Bank checking or savings account, or if you prefer, mail you a check.

• How is a variable rate different from a fixed rate?

  Fixed rates do not change over the term of the loan. A variable rate, known as a floating or adjustable rate, can change over the term of the loan. Variable rates adjust periodically and are based on a standard market rate outside bank control.

• How is a secured loan different from an unsecured loan?

  With a secured loan, customers are backing the loan with a pledge of collateral, such as a car or home. With an unsecured loan, also known as a signature loan, the loan is not backed by any collateral.

• What types of Email Alerts are available for my Installment Loan Account?

  There are two types of email alerts that you may request to receive on the Account Alerts page for your installment loan account(s). Learn more about Priority Alerts.

• Can I sign up to receive eStatements for my Loan Account?

  At this time eStatements are not being offered for loan accounts. You can, however, view your statement online by clicking on the View My Statement button on the Account Detail page of the site.

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