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Consumer loan rates This chart shows rates available as of Wednesday from area banks, thrifts and credit unions on selected consumer loans. They may change without notice.Rates are annual percentage rates (APRs) and include loan fees, if any. New auto loans are for fixed-rate, $10,000 loans with 60-month terms. Used auto loans are for fixed-rate, $7,000 loans for a 1-to 3-year-old model, with 48-month terms. New boat loans are for fixed-rate, $15,000 loans with 60-month terms. Home improvement loans are for fixed-rate, $20,000 loans with 10-year terms, secured by equity. INA = Information not available. NO = Not offered. Source: Informa NEW USED NEW HOME INSTITUTION AUTO AUTO BOAT IMP. Banner Bank 7.258 9.592 8.070 7.478 Boeing Employees' C.U. 5.740 6.240 6.740 NO CityBank 8.326 9.026 8.326 8.232 Community First C.U. 5.990 5.990 6.990 6.500 Mill Town Credit Union 5.250 4.990 5.250 6.270 SnoCope C.U. 5.250 5.250 5.990 7.750 State Farm Bank 8.300 8.300 7.000 6.190 Verity C.U 6.140 6.390 6.640 7.040 $PHOTOCREDIT_ON$The Herald$PHOTOCREDIT_OFF$ |
- Boeing may have to battle Russians, EADS for tanker contract
- Teen guilty of drunken driving, fleeing scene of wreck that injured officer
- Lynnwood finance director storms out of City Council meeting
- Washington, New Mexico hurt by East Coast bias?
- Silvertips rally, score OT win in playoff opener
- Lynnwood man arrested for alleged groping
- Police look for suspect in shooting of man in groin
- Supporters, foes of various tax increases fight to be heard in Olympia
- Sex offender who fled Arlington halfway house sentenced to 5 years
- Hatloe resigns as Everett city council VP
- Lynnwood finance director storms out of City Council meeting
(13) - Racist epithets fly at tea party health protest (12)
- Teen guilty of drunken driving, fleeing scene of wreck that injured officer (12)
- Boeing may have to battle Russians, EADS for tanker contract (11)
- Help revitalize Reiter Foothills (11)
- Racist epithets fly at tea party protest (9)
- Is this Everett’s future? (8)
- State GOP is happy to watch and wait (6)
- Sales tax question remains unsolved (5)
- State House votes to boost cigarette taxes by $1 a pack (5)
- Archbishop Murphy graduate happy to be in San Jose
- Troupe improv-ment
- Best finish ever for Mavs
- Local businesses clean for a reason
- Edmonds Art Walk opens 9th year March 18
- Lynnwood girls wrap up at state
- Lynnwood wants outsider to review budget
- SKCC presents premiere of Jenkins’ composition
- Boeing to Offer NewGen Tanker to US Air Force
- New CEO at Valley General Hospital
- Dan Koffman's ‘TopSpin' marketing astounds, inspires, motivates, produces — just for starters
- Economic forecasts for Snohomish County, Everett, Marysville offer some bright moments
- Government officials influencing home prices
- Massive EPA energy regulations meet challenge
- Washington state healthcare reforms also needed
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