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A mortgage website that feels like the credit union your members already trust

A credit union mortgage website works when it matches the member experience of the main site, explains programs in the plain language members expect, and routes inquiries into the team's CRM or LOS without sending members through a third-party portal that looks nothing like you.

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What usually goes wrong for credit union mortgage teams

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  • The mortgage section of the main site is three paragraphs and a PDF.
  • Members are sent to a vendor portal that looks like a different institution.
  • The mortgage team cannot change anything without the core banking web team.
  • Local search for mortgages in your community goes to national lenders.

The pages your site will carry

8 pages at launch, each with the same disclosure block, identifiers and application path.

  1. Mortgage home for members
  2. One page per program the credit union offers
  3. Meet the mortgage team, with NMLS identifiers
  4. Payment estimator
  5. First-time buyer guide for members
  6. How to apply as a member
  7. Community and homebuyer events
  8. Contact the mortgage team

Member payment estimator

Styled to the credit union's brand and configured with purchase price, down payment, term and the rate you publish, if any. The result is labeled as an estimate and not a quote, offer or pre-approval, and each estimate is sent to the mortgage team's CRM or LOS with the member's details, ready for a call.

Every figure the estimator shows is illustrative. It is never a quote, an offer, a rate lock, an approval or a statement of eligibility. The wording and the disclosures are approved by your compliance team before launch.

What clients say the site changed

  • “Getting the home loan consultations wording right mattered more to us than any visual choice. It explains what an inquiry achieves and is honest about what still needs a proper discussion. We no longer open every call by correcting the website.”

    Philip HaddonClient services supervisor, Remortgage advice firmSt. Petersburg, Florida

    What they got: Service scope and expectations for home loan consultations

  • “I appreciated being asked to separate new home loan consultations requests from ongoing conversations. New inquiries get the full form; follow-ups take a shorter route with the question itself. The morning triage is minutes rather than an hour.”

    Reginald WhitmoreReception supervisor, Help-to-buy mortgage advisersProvo, Utah

    What they got: Inquiry categories and guided navigation for home loan consultations

  • “What impressed me most was not the home loan consultations pages but the handover that came with them. Contacts, change process, post-publication checks: all written down in plain terms. A colleague followed it without a single phone call, which is the real test.”

    Miles MarchmontAppointments coordinator, Independent mortgage advice practiceCedar Rapids, Iowa

    What they got: Staff handover and maintenance notes for home loan consultations

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Questions from credit union mortgage teams

Every question, grouped
Can the mortgage site live on a subdomain of the credit union?

Yes, and that is usually the right answer. A subdomain such as mortgages.yourcu.org keeps the brand and the trust of the main domain while letting the mortgage team run its own pages and its own update schedule.

How does it fit with our compliance and IT policies?

We work to your policies. The site carries the identifiers, disclosures and equal housing notices your compliance officer specifies, the hosting and security posture is documented for your IT team, and no member data beyond the inquiry itself is held on the site.

Can members apply on the site?

Members apply through the application your LOS or vendor already provides. The site links into it with the program preselected, and any short inquiry form on the site routes to the team rather than replacing the application.

Do the articles suit a member audience?

Yes. They are written as general homebuyer education in the tone credit unions are known for, cite their sources, and say plainly that the member's own loan officer discusses their situation.

Will it match our main member site?

As closely as you want it to. We take your palette, type and imagery from the existing member experience so the mortgage section does not feel like a different company. Where your brand guidelines leave something open we make a restrained choice and show you before launch.

Who approves the copy at a credit union?

Whoever you nominate, and usually more than one person: marketing for tone, compliance for wording, and sometimes the lending team for accuracy. We ask for the names at onboarding and hold launch until they have signed off. After launch, changes in each area are routed to the person who owns it if that is what you want.

Can members start an application without leaving our ecosystem?

The application stays wherever it lives today. The site's apply links carry the originator and program into your existing application or point-of-sale system rather than replacing it, so nothing about the member's path changes except how well they were informed before they got there.

Do you talk about membership eligibility?

We describe your field of membership in the words your compliance and marketing teams supply, and nothing more. Whether a specific person is eligible to join, or eligible for a product, is a determination we never make on your site.

See it built for credit unions

A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get. Then you know the plan, the launch date and what we need from you.

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