Lending
Making loans to members and member business owners is a cornerstone of the credit union movement. Working with CUNA Strategic Services' providers allows many credit unions to expand their loan offerings.
Providers
Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae is a government-sponsored enterprise chartered by Congress with a mission to provide liquidity, stability and affordability to the U.S. housing and mortgage markets. Rather than making home loans directly to consumers, the company works with mortgage lenders to help ensure they have funds to lend to home buyers at affordable rates. Whether you plan to sell loans for cash or pool loans into mortgage-backed securities, Fannie Mae can help increase your credit union’s income and liquidity while managing risk.
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The Small Business Authority
The Small Business Authority, powered by Newtek Business Services, is a premier provider of business services and financial products to small and medium-sized businesses. The company helps credit unions offer a wide variety of business services to members, with no up-front investment in additional staff or infrastructure. Our alliance with Newtek began in February 2003.
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Fynanz
Fynanz is a leading technology provider of custom private student lending programs. The company puts credit unions in the private student lending business without the need to purchase or install any software. This solution includes complete origination, underwriting, servicing and marketing. Fynanz also powers the cuStudentLoans private student loan program.
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Freddie Mac
Credit unions looking to increase their mortgage business can turn to the Freddie Mac/Credit Union National Association (CUNA) alliance. Through the alliance, we offer competitive advantages to help you effectively access the secondary mortgage market and create homeownership opportunities for more of your members. Whether you're looking for mortgage products, technology advantages, or portfolio strategy options, we have a variety of offerings to help credit unions compete.
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