Leveraging video to further its message on mortgage lending trends, issues, and events for credit unions, CU Members Mortgage, a division of Colonial Savings, F.A., has partnered with CUbroadcast to launch a monthly mortgage video talk show aptly entitled: “Mortgage Monthly.” Mortgage Monthly will feature subject matter experts from CU Members Mortgage discussing a myriad of topics such as record-low interest rates, shortage of homes for sale, mortgage delinquencies, regulations, and much more. First show airs January 11, 2021.
Acccording to Steve Hewins, SVP with CU Members Mortgage, the industry is lacking a consistent broadcast of today’s mortgage lending topics. The marketplace is ever evolving and it’s sometimes a challenge to keep pace with the changes occurring on a daily basis it seems. Mortgage Monthly provides a channel to keep credit unions, as well as members, educated in this area that is so important to the industry’s well-being.
“There’s nothing really like it in our arena today,” explains Hewins. “We see this show as a fantastic opportunity to help others stay on top of mortgage lending news and take advantage of the up-to-the-minute information we have to help their members become homeowners, which will allow them to gain a firm financial footing for years to come. We’ll also share advice on how to make the most of their real estate investment, as well as all the opportunities that derive from this purchase. We’re very excited for the possibilities that Mortgage Monthly possesses.”
“As we saw how housing’s performance surprised everybody in 2020 during the pandemic, mortgage lending holds a massively significant business position at credit unions nationwide,” says CUbroadcast Host Mike Lawson. “We are proud to be partnering with CU Members Mortgage to produce, post, and promote this show each month that will ultimately help credit unions meet and exceed their mortgage lending goals, while educating their members on the many benefits of homeownership. We see it as helping credit unions increase their value with this valuable information that’s so important to their bottom line.”
Steve Hewins