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Mountain America Credit Union Adds Convenience to Mortgage Borrowing
WEST JORDAN, UT (May 8, 2013) Buying a home just got easier as Mountain America Credit Union’s electronic mortgage process now allows prospective homebuyers to apply for their mortgages online, uploading all key application documents such as paystubs and tax information via their own computers. Then at loan closing time, they can view and sign closing documents electronically from home using Mountain America’s Quick CloseSM.
“There’s no need to call or come into the branch to start your mortgage anymore,” said Amy Moser, vice president of mortgage services for Mountain America. “One click can put members on the path to home ownership. With paperless origination now combined with Quick Close, our members are saving more time than ever during the traditionally hectic home-buying experience. We have worked hard to provide a mortgage process that is quick, convenient, simple and secure.”
The Quick Close secure paperless mortgage process eliminates the typical stack of papers to be signed, as only one digital signature is required at the title office after the buyer has had the opportunity to review the documents electronically at home. At closing, only a handful of documents are printed, and the rest are securely stored for the buyer on a flash drive. Quick Close can also provide online access to documents after closing, if needed. More information can be found at www.macu.com/homeloans.
Mountain America Credit Union has more than $3 billion in assets and serves more than 400,000 members wherever they are through online and mobile banking, Mountain America branches in five states, and more than 30,000 ATMs and 5,000 shared-branching locations nationwide. With Utah credit union roots dating back to the 1930s, Mountain America has become a tradition for many members, offering a variety of financial products and services for consumers and businesses, including savings accounts, auto loans, checking accounts, mortgage loans, business checking, SBA loans and retirement options. Visit www.macu.com for more information.