Navy Federal Credit Union
Unexplained Escrow Increase of $300 to $700 Per Month on Mortgage

Business & Finance

Have been trying to contact Navy Federal Credit Union (NFCU) for three days about this problem.

Received a notification that my mortgage escrow will be increased about $300 per month depending upon my course of action.

No explain of why... Just that I have until "X" date to respond or they will up my monthly payments between $300 - $700 per month, depending upon if I pay a $3,000 "catch-up fee".

Which brings me to this "catch-up" fee... NFCU also state that I owe back Escrow. If paid will still result in higher monthly payments but not as much as if I don't pay.

NFCU has not answered any of my three emails and I'm currently unable to call their customer service desk (deployed on a ship - currently at sea).

Used to trust Navy Federal as it was "our credit union", but now am looking for a better banking institute.

About me:
- Mortgage is a Fixed 30 year (w/biweekly payments)
- I have great (exceptional) credit
- Make more than the required monthly payments (since purchasing the house just about three years ago).
- Have lowered my house insurance payments by $100 annual
- No rise in city / county / state property tax
- Have money in the bank... And zero debt... Except for my home


Company: Navy Federal Credit Union
Country: USA
State: Virginia
City: Merrifield
Address: P.O. Box 3000
Phone: 8888426328
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