From a basic low rate card to a card loaded with rewards and chip technology, the new Heartland credit card lineup has features to fit your needs. If you’re a current cardholder click the Learn More button below for important information about this transition.
Discover the freedom when you pay down your mortgage in 10 years or less with the Home Free Refinance at a low 3.25% APR*. Click the Learn More button for complete details and disclosures.
| 2 Year | 4 Year | 5 Year |
|---|---|---|
| APR as low as | APR as low as | APR as low as |
| 2.19% | 2.39% | 2.49% |
SEE ALL AUTO LOAN RATES | APR = Annual Percentage Rate
Rates include a .25% discount for autopay from a Heartland Checking account or payroll deduction.
| Platinum | Platinum Rewards | Signature |
|---|---|---|
| APR as low as | APR as low as | APR as low as |
| 8.90% | 9.90% | 11.90% |
SEE LOAN RATES for complete disclosures. | APR = Annual Percentage Rate Visa rates are variable and subject to change semi-annually and based on credit history.
View current rates here. Or, call us at (651) 451-5160 or (800) 813-9185
The Minnesota Department of Revenue announced it is again accepting tax returns submitted using TurboTax.
In response to this announcement we at Heartland have posted the link to TurboTax again for your convenience.
The Minnesota Department of Revenue announced they have stopped accepting tax returns that are submitted through TurboTax due to potential fraud. In response, Heartland Credit Union has immediately removed links to TurboTax from our website and want to assure members we are not affiliated with TurboTax and provided only a discount to members who choose to use TurboTax.
Intuit TurboTax has set up a dedicated phone number for impacted taxpayers who have recently found that when they log in to TurboTax to file their return, they see that a return has already been filed. Affected taxpayers can call (800) 944-8596 to get personal assistance.
Read more for additional resources on protecting yourself against identity theft and tax fraud and what to do if you’re victim.
On Monday, millions of Americans will log on to their computers, tablets or smart phones to perform online shopping as part of Cyber Monday. Unfortunately, so will cyber criminals and hackers, who are seeking to exploit shoppers to obtain credit card and financial information.
With the increasing threat of cyber scams and other online shopping fraud, it’s important for everyone to practice safe online behavior on Cyber Monday, throughout the holidays, and every day.
Read more for tips to shop safely.
“Thank you so much Heartland for helping me avoid becoming the victim of a money scam and saving me my money. I can’t express how grateful I am that you were watching out for me.”
Janet | Shoeview, MN