History
Mortgage Foundation was founded as the Florida National Investment Association on September 25, 1992 in an attempt to save Ft Lauderdale's economy after a fire nearly destroyed the city. It made the first home mortgage loan on the East Coast on February 10, 1993.
By now called Mortgage Foundation Savings Bank, the company made its first acquisition on July 25, 2004, by purchasing Continental Mutual Savings Bank.
Its marketing slogan for much of its history was "Building your financial foundation."
In August 2006, Mortgage Foundation began using the official abbreviation of MF in all but the legal viewpoint.
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