Sponsored Content from FICS: FICS Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence in Mortgage Software: A Journey of Innovation and Resilience.

If you think back to 1983, it was a completely different world. Mortgage rates were above 13%, and 1983 is considered the official birthday of the Internet because of the new protocol called TCP/IP. That year, FICS® (Financial Industry Computer Systems, Inc.) was born when its founders created the first version of Mortgage Servicer®.

Sponsored Content from FICS: FICS Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence in Mortgage Software: A Journey of Innovation and Resilience.

If you think back to 1983, it was a completely different world. Mortgage rates were above 13%, and 1983 is considered the official birthday of the Internet because of the new protocol called TCP/IP. That year, FICS® (Financial Industry Computer Systems, Inc.) was born when its founders created the first version of Mortgage Servicer®.

Sponsored Content from FICS: FICS Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence in Mortgage Software: A Journey of Innovation and Resilience.

If you think back to 1983, it was a completely different world. Mortgage rates were above 13%, and 1983 is considered the official birthday of the Internet because of the new protocol called TCP/IP. That year, FICS® (Financial Industry Computer Systems, Inc.) was born when its founders created the first version of Mortgage Servicer®.

Susan Graham from FICS: Unlocking Success–Five Vital Features of Mortgage Servicing Software

Rising interest rates and high inflation are putting a strain on mortgage holders. The 2023 J.D. Power U.S. Mortgage Servicer Satisfaction Study found a significant decline in customer satisfaction compared to the previous year. J.D. Power attributes this decline to a combination of weaker financial health, an increased rate of mortgage transfers and a rise in issues resolving account problems.

Susan Graham from FICS: Unlocking Success–Five Vital Features of Mortgage Servicing Software

Rising interest rates and high inflation are putting a strain on mortgage holders. The 2023 J.D. Power U.S. Mortgage Servicer Satisfaction Study found a significant decline in customer satisfaction compared to the previous year. J.D. Power attributes this decline to a combination of weaker financial health, an increased rate of mortgage transfers and a rise in issues resolving account problems.