Complaint #1675064 submitted on 11/30/2015 relating to Navy FCU. Complaint relates to Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage - Loan servicing, payments, escrow account .
Complaint was submitted via Web and sent to the company on Monday 30th November 2015.
This complaint is to inform CFPB of the unfair and cruel way that my mortgage company have been treating me since the year XXXX when I started to have problems paying my mortgage due to hardship. At the end of XXXX, my husband divorced me which change the household income from around {$85000.00} a year to around {$20000.00} a year making it very difficult for me to make ends meet considering that I was a single mother of XXXX children with no help what so ever. This is when I reached out to my mortgage company asking for help with my mortgage. I placed numerous calls to them and I even applied XXXX times for a mortgage modification in which I was declined both times. Since then I have continued to ask for their help only to have them decline me of any available services and/or any assistance that they could have provided me with. Instead of helping me, they wanted to foreclose on my home. Then I managed to bring my mortgage payments up to date, however, they refuse to send me monthly statements since XXXX of XXXX leaving me with not knowing how my payments are being applied to my account, what are the extra charges that they are applying to my account, what my mortgage balance is and what are my official monthly payments. This has caused extreme stress on me!
Company | Navy FCU |
Complaint ID | 1675064 |
Date Received | 11/30/2015 |
Product | Mortgage Conventional fixed mortgage |
Issue | Loan servicing, payments, escrow account |
State/ZIP Code | DE 197XX |
Consumer Consent | Consent provided |
Company Public Response | Company believes it acted appropriately as authorized by contract or law |
Company Response To Customer | Closed with explanation |
Submitted | Web 11/30/2015 |
Result | Timely Response: Yes, Consumer Disputed: No |
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