Brookfield, Wis.-based Fiserv Inc. has enhanced capabilities to its Home Retention Solutions offering that enable financial institutions to identify and contact troubled borrowers with customized repayment solutions to try to keep them out of foreclosure. In addition, Fiserv is supporting programs such as Fannie Mae's Home Saver Advance Program, which provides an advance to cover past-due mortgage payments in exchange for a separate, unsecured loan, and the newly introduced Streamlined Modification Program, in which borrowers receive reduced interest rates or longer loan terms to make their payments more affordable. Among the enhancements developed since the initial launch of Home Retention Solutions in June 2008 are "one-touch" customer contact and advanced loss mitigation workflow tools that more fully automate the loan modification process, including secure electronic delivery of modification documents to borrowers with an electronic signature option when available. One-touch contact and the electronic fulfillment of the documents dramatically accelerate the completion of the modification process, even enabling the process to be completed in one phone call with the borrower.
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