Because some goals can't wait 30 years.
Skip Ahead to What Matters.
Fast track your future with a shorter path to mortgage freedom. Addition Financial helps you reach your goals sooner with:
5.125% interest rate and 5.568% APR* fixed rate for 10 years*
Save thousands in interest
Get out of debt years sooner
For primary residences
Loans from $10,000 to $500,000
This special offer requires direct deposit. Standard APR is available without direct deposit.
Some goals can’t wait 30 years. Our mortgage specialists are ready to help you cross “pay off mortgage” off your list and move on to your next adventure.
11 Month Certificate Special
— 4.25% APY*
✅ Top-of-market savings rate.
✅ $1,000 to open.
✅ Available for personal and business accounts, including IRA accounts.
✅ Addition Financial checking account required to open CD. (Don't have a checking account? Earn up to $100 when you open one today!)
✅ Limited time only!
*APR=Annual Percentage Rate. To receive the discounted rate this offer requires monthly direct deposits setup into an Addition Financial checking or savings account prior to the closing of your loan. The minimum required direct deposit amount is $1,000.00. Automatic transfer from an AFCU account must be set up to make the mortgage payment. Offer does not apply to existing Addition Financial mortgages. Loans are granted based on credit qualification. Checking account qualifications apply. Direct deposit is defined as any recurring electronic deposit. Eligible direct deposits are limited to verified regularly scheduled electronic direct deposits of payroll, pension, and government benefit payments. Membership eligibility is required. Limited time offer effective 1/15/2025 and is subject to change without notice and cannot be combined with any other offer. Offer only on primary residence only. Promotion runs 1/15/2025 – 5/31/2025. A $100,000 loan amount financed at 5.125% fixed rate with 5.568% annual percentage rate would result in a monthly payment of $1,066.78 for 120 months. Sample payment only includes principal and interest.
