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Upgrade your community association banking with API integration

API integration streamlines community association finances. Save time, reduce errors and improve security with the right banking partner.
API integration gives you the tools to streamline operations through your software and be proactive decision-makers. It’s critical to work with a banking partner that understands the unique needs of the community association industry and prioritizes API technology development to streamline your operations.
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Understanding FDIC Coverage for HOA Funds

FDIC insurance of up to $250,000 for HOA funds is automatic at FDIC-member banks, but there are simple ways to exceed that cap.
While dividing assets across multiple FDIC-insured banks is one way to maximize FDIC insurance coverage, this can create many complexities and simply isn't an ideal option for many HOAs.
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How to Build and Manage HOA Reserve Funds

Help your association management clients grow their HOA reserve funds safely and with liquidity in mind.
FDIC protection is the gold standard in the industry. It's required in some states, and even if it's not required, it's definitely a best practice.
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How to Avoid HOA Scams and Fraud

Protect your HOA from phishing, email account fraud and other scams.
Ramping up a sense of urgency is a common tactic, with fraudsters often sending such requests late in the day, just before a holiday or weekend, or when the purported sender is out of the office.
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How Can a Reserve Account Help Your HOA?

When your community association needs to cover immediate expenditures, a reserve account can grow and protect your funds with maximum liquidity.
A product that will provide a steady, reliable rate of return is a must for ensuring association assets will grow to provide the maximum funds possible to maintain and enhance property values.
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How to Keep Your HOA Reserve Funds FDIC-Insured

Here are some ways to keep your HOA reserves safe and secure with the aid of a single banking relationship.
If your community association has funds over $250,000 and isn’t sure where to place them, it's important to talk with your financial provider to be sure your funds are safe.
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Promoting HOA Board Transparency

Every HOA board is required to provide information to homeowners. Learn how to build trust through transparency.
It's better to conduct most of your sessions with homeowners in attendance so they can feel heard.
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HOA Responsibilities in a Natural Disaster

Put a plan in place to help your homeowners association community when disaster strikes.
While your HOA doesn't take the place of emergency response agencies, it can create a budget plan to facilitate response and recovery from unexpected events.
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What Are the Benefits of CD Laddering for Your HOA?

Help your community association money to grow safely while keeping access to your funds.
It’s an ideal cash management concept for community associations because it provides safe earning power and regular access to funds.

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