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Our Mission
Our mission is to bring global capital into the housing finance system - a system that runs through the core of our nation's economy - while minimizing risk to the taxpayer.
For 50 years, Ginnie Mae has provided liquidity and stability, serving as the principal financing arm for government mortgage loans and ensuring that mortgage lenders have the necessary funds to provide loans to customers.
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Ginnie in Brief 5/17/2021
Artificial Intelligence at Ginnie Mae

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Artificial intelligence (AI) — or the use of computer algorithms to perform tasks such as learning and problem solving is no longer the stuff of science fiction. Read how Ginnie Mae is deploying AI, here. 


 


 

Latest News
Press Releases 6/8/2021
Ginnie Mae Reports May MBS Issuance of $77 Billion

​WASHINGTON, D.C. – Ginnie Mae mortgage-backed securities (MBS) issuance volume was $77.63 billion in May, the tenth consecutive month issuance exceeded $75 billion. For more details, read the press release here​. 

Bulletin 6/1/2021
A Test File is Available for the MBS Loan Payment History File
As announced in Disclosure Bulletin 2021-028, Ginnie Mae is providing a test file for testing purposes. To read this bulletin, please visit this page.
Bulletin 5/25/2021
2nd Additional REMIC Factor Tranche Data for April 2021
2nd Additional REMIC Factor Tranche Data for April 2021 are posted to the Updates page. To read this bulletin, please visit this page.

The Ginnie Mae Difference

Since 1968, Ginnie Mae has leveraged the government guaranty at minimal cost and risk to the American taxpayer, while dramatically lowering the cost of finding a home for millions of households. Here’s how Ginnie supports the housing market:
67Percent

Of the People Ginnie Mae served in 2019 were first-time home buyers

20Million

Single family households Ginnie Mae financed over the last 10 years

$2.1Trillion

Our MBS portfolio balance provides crucial support to the housing market

648,146Loans

issued to veteran homebuyers in 2019

If you have questions about your mortgage loan, please contact the servicer of your mortgage.
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