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Making Loan Payments Easier

When it comes to paying down debt, we believe making your payments should be hassle-free. That’s why we have several convenient ways for you to make your CommunityAmerica loan payment, whether it’s from your CommunityAmerica account or another financial institution.

Five Ways to Make Your Loan Payments:

Make simple, secure payments and set up transfers from CommunityAmerica or external accounts by logging into your online banking.

Go Online

If you are not enrolled in Online Banking, you can make a payment using a debit card or account withdrawal (ACH). Note: $2 fee for debit card or account withdrawal.

Make a Loan Payment
Want to avoid the fee? Enroll in Digital Banking.

Give Us a Call

Call us at 800.892.7957, and we’d be happy to assist you in making a payment.

Our Contact Center is open every Monday–Sunday from 6:00am–9:00pm CST, except for the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans’ Day, Thanksgiving Day & Christmas Day.

Visit Us In Person

Come see us at any of our branch locations to make a payment via cash, check or debit card. Visit our locations page to find the address and hours most convenient for you.
 
Note: We cannot take payments via email.

U.S. Mail

You can also mail in a check, but do not mail cash. Please note that while this payment will be processed immediately upon our receipt, CommunityAmerica is not responsible for lost days due to USPS transit. See a list of payment addresses and make sure to mail your payment at least three days prior to the due date.

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We share our profit with those who bank with us. In the past 14 years, we've returned over $110 million to our members through Profit Payout.*

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Grow your money faster at a rate of up to 5.00% APY1 on balances up to $2,500.

Life Insurance

We can help you find the right policy to set your loved ones up for financial security2.