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How do I create an alert?

When you create an alert, it takes effect immediately and stays in effect until you disable or delete it.

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How do I choose a strong password?

A strong password helps you protect your account. To create a strong password, keep in mind the following guidelines.

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How do I create a secure message?

You can create a secure message in online banking or the mobile banking app.

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What does it cost to open a business account?

Upon opening your business account, there is a minimum deposit of $5.00 that is necessary to guarantee your business' membership.

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How much can I contribute to my Individual Retirement Account (IRA)?

You may be able to contribute up to $5,000 if you are under the age of 50; and $6,000 if you are 50 years of age or older.

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How can I check my balances?

There are two ways to check your balance. You can check your balance 24 hours a day through our automated teller and through Online Banking.

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What is the Bankworks program?

BankWorks (Stylized BankWork$) is a financial industry job training program administered by the Washington State YWCA.

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What is escrow?

In many cases the lender who holds your mortgage loan will be responsible for making sure that your property taxes and property insurance premiums are paid in a timely fashion. To do that, your lender will collect a certain amount above your designated monthly principal and interest payments and hold it in an account, called an escrow account.

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