Or at least my mortgage has been, and they think I have to do something because they got a little richer for the transaction. They are likely correct, but this is how I start looking for a new Credit Union to do business with, isn't it? Being an old cranky fellow, not wanting to learn a better way of doing things and all.
Did the Credit Union sell all the mortgages? Is the new holding company going to try and sell new mortgages to us? Betrayal everywhere. Guess I will go talk to someone on Monday, I do want to know why and who made all the money from such silliness and why I have to do something since they were the ones making money - if they paid me I would be happier.
Okay, go get breakfast and another cup of coffee and prepare to go shoot my rifles today. It may be the only thing I can handle on my own. Andy Rooney has passed on, I am certain to be next, no one likes bushy eyebrow-ed old vets.
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It was that situation that got us to refinance with a different company and a better mortgage which we paid off almost 10 years ago. (We would still be paying the other if they handn't sold ours.) Good luck Brother.
Hate it when loans are sold. Makes such a mess of everything
The mortgage and the terms from my last transfer and refinance are good and I liked them, but the Credit Union thinks I am about to bite the bullet and won't be buying big ticket items anymore, sigh.
Heck, we'd only closed on the house a month prior before they sold ours (and no we weren't amused, but then, by the time we'd closed we'd decided we'd not be doing further business with that credit union anyway).
Strange... To say the least...
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