When it comes to homeownership, consumers desire financing options that are flexible and create financial stability.
With Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the spotlight, it's essential that credit unions build on a strong tradition of building options for homeowners.
The Filene Research Institute's Mortgages and Credit Union Performance: 1980–2011 report explores how credit union performance has been positively impacted by the rise in mortgage share over the past three decades. The research revealed that increased mortgage holdings generally result in higher returns on assets and inflation-adjusted asset growth.
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