Federal Employee Emergency Assistance Program

Federal Employee Emergency Assistance Program
To help our friends and neighbors who are affected financially by the Federal government shutdown.
Skip-A-Payment
Firstar Bank will allow furloughed customers to skip one installment loan payment.
Eligibility
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Borrower must have an existing loan in good standing with Firstar Bank
Must provide proof of furloughed status
Must contact the bank to make arrangements
Does not apply to new loans made after 10/01/13
Terms
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No deferral fee, no late fee
Both payment and interest will be suspended
Skipped payment will extend the maturity of the loan by one month
Does not apply to business or mortgage loans
Emergency Loans
Firstar Bank will loan furloughed individuals up to one month’s take-home salary.
Eligibility
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Employed in the bank’s market area – Muskogee, Sequoyah, Tulsa, or Sebastian Counties
Applicants do not have to be existing bank customers
Must provide proof of furloughed status
Must provide proof of take-home pay such as a paystub or a bank statement
Minimum credit score of 640
Terms
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No fees
No collateral required
Reduced interest rate
Terms up to 12 months
Automated monthly payments
No pre-payment penalty
For More Information
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Call toll-free (866) 681-1650 and ask for the lending department
Go to www.firstar-bank.com and click on “Lending Services” for an application
Visit one of our locations: Muskogee – 510 N. Main Street
Sallisaw – 1720 E. Cherokee
Muskogee – 2215 Chandler
Sallisaw – 209 S. Kerr
Tulsa – 10124 S. Sheridan
Roland – 103 E. Ray Fine
Fort Smith – 4300 Rogers
Offers apply to government employees only and expire when furloughs end. Additional restrictions may apply.
Loans subject to credit approval. Programs/rates are subject to change without notice. APR quoted upon request.
Skip-A-Payment - Interest will continue to accrue on your loan balance. The total finance charge on your loan was calculated
and disclosed to you based on regular monthly payments of principal and interest. Deferring a payment will delay the
scheduled reduction of the principal balance of your loan and, as a result, may increase the total finance charge on your loan.