Fannie Mae | Federal National Mortgage Association | Finance Strategists

Fannie Mae refers to the Federal National Mortgage Association (or FNMA). It is the government-sponsored entity tasked with increasing mortgage lending availability and expanding home ownership in the United States, especially among low- and moderate-income borrowers. Established in 1938 as part of Roosevelt’s “New Deal,” Fannie Mae was commissioned by Congress to purchase or guarantee existing mortgage loans to allow banks and other mortgage issuers freed up capital for issuing additional loans.
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