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Are you a new customer? Was your account recently transferred to PHH Mortgage? Regardless if PHH is servicing your loan directly or servicing it on behalf of another servicer, we welcome you to our digital site. We’re glad you are here, and we want to make your transition to PHH Mortgage as easy as possible.

PHH Mortgage is one of the nation’s largest non-bank mortgage servicers and we are committed to delivering exceptional service. Helping homeowners is what we do!®

Welcome to PHH Mortgage:

• March 1st - First State Bank of St. Charles, MO
• March 1st - SecurityNational Mortgage Company
• April 1st - SecurityNational Mortgage Company

​Which best describes you?

We offer multiple flexible ways to make your payment - choose the one that's right for you.

Autopay	Online	Other Ways to Pay
Set it and forget it! It's free, flexible and could save you money. Learn more and enroll today.	Make one-time monthly payments by logging into your account. Some fees may apply. Learn more or make a payment today.	Use a bill pay service, pay by check or money order, or call us. Learn more.

Paying by telephone, IVR, or internet is entirely optional and, unless otherwise specified, involves a fee retained in whole or in part by PHH Mortgage. There are alternative methods of payment involving no fee, such as mailing a check or money order, or scheduling monthly bank account debits, while some methods of payment involve a lower fee than others. Typically, the fee for paying online is lower than or equal to paying through our automated telephone system, and generally the fees for paying through a call with a live agent are higher. However, paying online is free for those enrolled in paperless billing. Late fees may be incurred if a payment is not received within the grace period regardless of payment method. Click here to learn more about potential fees and how to avoid them.

Check out our Frequently Asked Questions to get answers to questions about your mortgage such as making payments, escrow, taxes and more.

Click here to view a list of common fees and costs that may be assessed on a mortgage loan.

Actual fee amounts may vary based on the terms of the loan documents and applicable state and federal laws and regulations. This list does not include all fees and costs that may be charged, including, but not limited to, non-common costs, foreclosure costs, bankruptcy fees, attorney fees and court costs.