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April 16, 2008 at 10:10 PM #188824April 17, 2008 at 9:34 AM #189000recordsclerkParticipant
Last week I asked them about the prime rate HELOC and it was at 6%. I told them that prime is at 5.25%. He insisted that they get their prime rate from the wall street journal and it is 6%. I checked with the wall street journal prime rate and it is 5.25%. Are they just behind by a month or are they using a different prime then most banks? I bank with SDCCU and applied for a HELOC with WAMU because they are offering prime-.25% (which is 5%). You have to check SDCCU weekly/monthly specials for home loans. The specials are always better then their current rates.
April 17, 2008 at 9:34 AM #189017recordsclerkParticipantLast week I asked them about the prime rate HELOC and it was at 6%. I told them that prime is at 5.25%. He insisted that they get their prime rate from the wall street journal and it is 6%. I checked with the wall street journal prime rate and it is 5.25%. Are they just behind by a month or are they using a different prime then most banks? I bank with SDCCU and applied for a HELOC with WAMU because they are offering prime-.25% (which is 5%). You have to check SDCCU weekly/monthly specials for home loans. The specials are always better then their current rates.
April 17, 2008 at 9:34 AM #189008recordsclerkParticipantLast week I asked them about the prime rate HELOC and it was at 6%. I told them that prime is at 5.25%. He insisted that they get their prime rate from the wall street journal and it is 6%. I checked with the wall street journal prime rate and it is 5.25%. Are they just behind by a month or are they using a different prime then most banks? I bank with SDCCU and applied for a HELOC with WAMU because they are offering prime-.25% (which is 5%). You have to check SDCCU weekly/monthly specials for home loans. The specials are always better then their current rates.
April 17, 2008 at 9:34 AM #188970recordsclerkParticipantLast week I asked them about the prime rate HELOC and it was at 6%. I told them that prime is at 5.25%. He insisted that they get their prime rate from the wall street journal and it is 6%. I checked with the wall street journal prime rate and it is 5.25%. Are they just behind by a month or are they using a different prime then most banks? I bank with SDCCU and applied for a HELOC with WAMU because they are offering prime-.25% (which is 5%). You have to check SDCCU weekly/monthly specials for home loans. The specials are always better then their current rates.
April 17, 2008 at 9:34 AM #188948recordsclerkParticipantLast week I asked them about the prime rate HELOC and it was at 6%. I told them that prime is at 5.25%. He insisted that they get their prime rate from the wall street journal and it is 6%. I checked with the wall street journal prime rate and it is 5.25%. Are they just behind by a month or are they using a different prime then most banks? I bank with SDCCU and applied for a HELOC with WAMU because they are offering prime-.25% (which is 5%). You have to check SDCCU weekly/monthly specials for home loans. The specials are always better then their current rates.
April 17, 2008 at 9:43 AM #188980Sandi EganParticipantDon’t know about home loans, but I’ve been with SDCCU for many years and happy with each and every interaction. Fees are low-to-nonexistent, service is exemplary, interest rates are comparatively high on savings/money market/CD accounts and low when you are borrowing. Highly recommended.
April 17, 2008 at 9:43 AM #188961Sandi EganParticipantDon’t know about home loans, but I’ve been with SDCCU for many years and happy with each and every interaction. Fees are low-to-nonexistent, service is exemplary, interest rates are comparatively high on savings/money market/CD accounts and low when you are borrowing. Highly recommended.
April 17, 2008 at 9:43 AM #189010Sandi EganParticipantDon’t know about home loans, but I’ve been with SDCCU for many years and happy with each and every interaction. Fees are low-to-nonexistent, service is exemplary, interest rates are comparatively high on savings/money market/CD accounts and low when you are borrowing. Highly recommended.
April 17, 2008 at 9:43 AM #189020Sandi EganParticipantDon’t know about home loans, but I’ve been with SDCCU for many years and happy with each and every interaction. Fees are low-to-nonexistent, service is exemplary, interest rates are comparatively high on savings/money market/CD accounts and low when you are borrowing. Highly recommended.
April 17, 2008 at 9:43 AM #189027Sandi EganParticipantDon’t know about home loans, but I’ve been with SDCCU for many years and happy with each and every interaction. Fees are low-to-nonexistent, service is exemplary, interest rates are comparatively high on savings/money market/CD accounts and low when you are borrowing. Highly recommended.
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