Want a mortgage that feels like home?
Your financial situation is unique. So is your home. A First National Bank loan specialist can create a loan that will work with your budget and your home.
Bank where it feels like home! Stop by one of our convenient locations in Trinidad, Walsenburg or Raton, or find one of our loan specialists near you here.
You can even start your loan application online here. If you’re not sure which loan program is right for you, simply give us a call at 719-846-9881 and one of our expert lenders will guide you through the process.
CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATING HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS!
The First National Bank in Trinidad is here to help as you begin your new life as a graduate.
Make your first year after graduation easier with our Graduation Package!
FREE Personal Checking Account,
FREE VISA tap-to-pay Debit Card with iCard Manager, and
FREE iBank Mobile Banking
FOR ONE YEAR!
Put your home’s equity to work for spring renovations, vacations or unexpected expenses. A Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) offers financial freedom with access to cash when you need it.
For more information, or to apply for a HELOC, call or stop by one of our convenient locations in Trinidad, Walsenburg or Raton, contact one of our loan specialists here, or start your online HELOC loan application here.
If you’re not sure which loan program is right for you, simply give us a call at 719-846-9881 and one of our expert lenders will guide you through the process.
The world is changing and we are stepping up our processes to help protect your money. Our Fraud Detection Message Center now randomly assigns callback numbers from a controlled pool of numbers to reduce the risk of spoofing phone numbers. This step will greatly strengthen security.
As a result of this change, we will no longer be able to provide the phone number associated with our Fraud Detection Message Center. Please be careful when answering calls about fraudulent charges. We will never ask you to provide any additional information such as your account number or your social security number. A legitimate call from any Fraud Detection Message Center will only want to know if you recognize the charge and approve of the transaction. Never give out more information when answering a call about a suspect fraudulent charge.