In today’s mortgage landscape (as the saying goes) good luck favors the prepared. Fintech-powered lenders are increasingly redefining borrower expectations with lightning-fast approvals, intuitive digital experiences, and data-driven decision-making. To think otherwise is to put your credit union and the members it serves behind the proverbial 8-ball with little chance of success. Credit unions that

Fannie Mae, first developed in 1938 to help ensure a reliable and affordable supply of mortgage funds throughout the country, is one of the foremost supporters of the home lending industry and supporter of organizations that seek to put consumers – including credit union members – in their own homes. The new year will bring

Mortgage loans, like the homes they finance, are built brick-by-brick and step-by-step to provide the best possible results at the lowest cost. Professional builders understand this equation well, but some credit unions still don’t give enough thought to building out their loan pipeline in ways that will improve and enhance the process. That lack of