Statements

Statements are an easy way to track your monthly deposit and withdrawals from your American Heritage account. You are sent your statement monthly, and you can view your current and previous electronic statements in Online Teller. 

Statement Refresh Status Updates

 

What You Should Know: You will soon notice an updated design to your monthly paper and electronic statements. This new and improved design will be easier to read and we are excited for this opportunity to better serve you!

How to Read Your New Statement: Check back later this month for more details on how to navigate your new statement!

 

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eStatements

Our eStatements are convenient electronic records of your monthly account activity that are secure and environmentally-friendly. Sign up for eStatements in Online Teller or our Mobile Teller App.

To Make the Switch to eStatements, simply login to your Online Teller account and click on the “eStatement” tab under the “Member Services” tab to enroll today. 

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By: Holly Benedetto
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Credit card interest is often talked about, but not always understood. Despite the number of people who keep a credit card (or several) in their wallet, not everyone can explain the math that goes on behind the scenes. Understanding how your monetary tools work is an important part of financial literacy, which is why in this article, we’ll break down credit card interest into basic dollars and cents.

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What Happens If I Miss a Loan Payment?

By: Holly Benedetto
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Life is unpredictable. An emergency, unexpected illness, or a bout of forgetfulness can all end in a missed loan payment. While missing a single payment may come with unwanted consequences like fees or penalties, it will not result in financial ruin. Stay calm and keep reading to learn what happens if you miss a loan payment.

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