 Melbourne, FL – Space Coast Credit Union was recently presented with the Prime Alliance Credit Union Lender of the Year award by Fannie Mae during the annual Prime Alliance Symposium. Space Coast Credit Union was named as the national winner based on superior performance in areas including community outreach, loan growth, and origination and processing efficiencies in the Mortgage Department.
Tanya Boggs, Senior Vice President of Mortgage and Business Services, congratulated the staff and thanked them for their “dedication, creativity, and initiative demonstrated in their efforts to put SCCU members in homes" and added that "SCCU is committed to helping members of this community achieve homeownership."
The SCCU Mortgage Department originates over $200 million annually in residential first mortgages and maintains a member satisfaction rating of over 99%, with an average 100% member satisfaction rating over the last nine months. As Bill Duke, Director of Mortgages Sales and Services, stated, “At a national level, this award acknowledges the passion, commitment, and responsibility of each member of the mortgage team. It also confirms that we have succeeded in our efforts to make the application and approval process as quick and easy as possible. There’s no group that does it better or faster than this team!”
Tom Baldwin, Executive Vice President and CFO, agreed, stating “Our tagline has always been ‘Mortgages – A Better Way’ and it is a pleasure to see our achievements recognized by a group with the national stature of Fannie Mae.”
The Prime Alliance Credit Union Lender of the Year award-winner is hand-picked from a national pool of Credit Unions by Fannie Mae. No applications or entries for the award are allowed, making the honor a true reflection of SCCU’s ability to provide its members and the community with low rate home loans, an easy and fast process, and consistently recognized excellence in customer service. For more information about SCCU’s award-winning Mortgage Program, please visit SCCU.com/mortgages. |
