AmeriCU Credit Union identified as one of the top mortgage lenders in Utica and Syracuse

Posted on January 4, 2021

UTICA, NY – JANUARY 5, 2021: AmeriCU Credit Union has been identified as one of the top mortgage lenders in Utica and Syracuse by MortgageYields, an academic mortgage resource.

 

Designed to help individuals narrow down where they shop for a mortgage, MortgageYields provides a data driven ranking of mortgage lenders by interest rate and market share, based on all fixed rate mortgages that were closed in the past year.

 

AmeriCU’s rates rank 24th out of all available lenders in the Syracuse area with an average rate difference of 0.05%, and 16th in the Utica area with an average rate difference of 0.01%. Noted in the article, AmeriCU is also the most popular lender in the Utica area.

 

“AmeriCU provides our members with some of the best and most innovative mortgage products available,” said George Sageer, AmeriCU’s Assistant Vice President of Mortgage and Home Equity Lending. “Couple that with exceptional member service from our talented, hardworking and dedicated team, and you’ll see why AmeriCU is the right choice for your lending needs.”

 

Visit www.americu.org for more information on AmeriCU’s suite of mortgage products or to contact an AmeriCU Mortgage Executive.

 

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About AmeriCU Credit Union

 

AmeriCU Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial institution owned by our members. Serving nine counties in Central and Northern New York, AmeriCU Credit Union provides you with all the products and services you need – often with low or no fees, and better rates. The organization has been serving the local community for over 70 years and, in that time, has grown to more than 140,000 members, 19 locations, and $2 billion in assets. AmeriCU Credit Union is located in Central New York and is among the State’s largest, full-service financial cooperatives. For more information, visit www.AmeriCU.org.

 

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