Why Choose First Federal Lakewood

As we help you with your banking needs and grow together, we’re proud to be part of your community.

Careers

Our employees are valued, respected, and their voices are heard.

Community Impact

Our commitment to our neighbors has been setting us apart since 1959.

Management Team

Their experience and dedication provide strategic direction for today — and tomorrow.

Board of Directors

Our Board of Directors ensures we are fiscally sound and focused on your needs.

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Additional Resources

Understanding Mortgages

Most people will need a mortgage to finance the purchase of a home. A mortgage works much like any other loan: You borrow money from a bank, credit union or…

Qualifying for a Mortgage

Qualifying for a mortgage loan today is no easy task. However, it is also far from an impossible one. Mortgage lenders and banks today only want to lend mortgage money…

Fixed Rate vs Adjustable Rate Mortgages

You are ready to apply for a mortgage. Your question? Should you take out a fixed-rate loan or an adjustable rate? As with most mortgage questions, there is no one…

Understanding Your Debt-to-Income Ratio

Your debt-to-income ratio (DTI) is the percent of your gross monthly income that goes toward required debt payments. This number allows potential lenders to see at a glance whether you…

Getting Rid of Private Mortgage Insurance

When purchasing a standard mortgage from a private lender, you may be required to purchase private mortgage insurance (PMI). However, PMI can be costly, usually charging you around 0.5% to…

Time to Refinance?

The decision to refinance a home mortgage can involve many factors. You might want to take cash out of your home at when you refinance to use for other purposes.…

Cash-Out Refinancing or a Home Equity Loan?

What’s the top benefit of owning a home? Many would point to the equity you gain as you steadily pay down your mortgage. For instance, if you owe $100,000 on…