
Harley-Davidson Financial Services
We offer loans, motorcycle insurance, protection plans and a Visa Card – all designed to help get and keep you on the road.
Contact HDFS - myhdfs.com
Contact HDFS Phone 1-888-MY1-HDFS (1-888-691-4337) Mail Payment Harley Davidson Credit Corp Dept 15129 Palatine, IL 60055-5129 (Make checks payable to Harley-Davidson Credit Corp.) …
Making Payments on Time - myhdfs.com
Making your loan payments on time is an important factor in preventing unexpected – and unwanted – costs. The interest on your loan is assessed daily, so it’s important to make all your payments on …
Register New Account - Verify - myhdfs.com
To set up online access to your financial statements, you must have an existing Harley-Davidson ® Financial Services (HDFS) loan account. Please enter the personal identification information …
Service Terms for HDFS Bill Pay - myhdfs.com
Contact us as soon as you can if you think a HDFS Bill Pay payment is incorrect, or if you need more information about a HDFS Bill Pay payment reflected on your statement. We must hear from you no …
Service Security - myhdfs.com
If you have not enrolled and wish to, go to www.MyHDFS.com or call 1-888-MY1-HDFS (1-888-691-4337). The internet is and will continue to be the source of many new opportunities.
Frequently Asked Questions - myhdfs.com
Making Online Payments How do I know if my HDFS Billpay payment was received? When will my online payment be deducted from my debit card, checking or savings account? How do I make a …
SCRA and Military Allotment - myhdfs.com
Enter the HDFS checking account # 1146870 Enter amount of money to be sent Allottee is the Customer/Guardian: yes Banking Information Bank of New York Mellon 500 Ross Street Room 1040 …
Terms and Conditions - myhdfs.com
May 2, 2010 · HDFS shall not be subject to any obligations of confidentiality regarding Submissions except as expressly agreed by HDFS or as otherwise required by applicable law.
Understanding Simple Interest - myhdfs.com
Your loan is a simple interest loan. When you make a payment, a portion of it goes to interest, and the rest goes to principal. Interest is the rate that’s charged for the use of a lender’s money. Interest …