Polish & Slavic Federal Credit
Brooklyn, NY · What the federal mortgage record shows about how Polish & Slavic Federal Credit treated New Jersey applicants, 2018–2025 — 767 reported decisions. This is historical behavior, not a prediction about your loan.
Share of 767 New Jersey applications Polish & Slavic Federal Credit approved vs. denied. Excludes loans it merely purchased on the secondary market, and applications withdrawn or left incomplete.
Approval rate by loan type
“NJ” = the statewide average approval rate for that loan type, for comparison.
Approval rate over time
Pricing
Adjusting for its loan-type mix, Polish & Slavic Federal Credit’s rates ran -0.19 pp lower than the typical New Jersey lender (average rate spread +0.04 pp above the market benchmark). Rate spread is APR minus the average prime offer rate; positive means costlier than the low-risk benchmark.
Who Polish & Slavic Federal Credit approves
Why Polish & Slavic Federal Credit denied applications
Where Polish & Slavic Federal Credit lends in NJ
| County | Decisions | Approval |
|---|---|---|
| Bergen County | 178 | 87.1% |
| Mercer County | 94 | 91.5% |
| Middlesex County | 85 | 95.3% |
| Passaic County | 81 | 82.7% |
| Morris County | 74 | 89.2% |
| Union County | 49 | 81.6% |
| Hudson County | 35 | 88.6% |
| Sussex County | 31 | 77.4% |
Fees & closing costs
Median lender and third-party costs (the Loan Estimate’s “total loan costs”) on Polish & Slavic Federal Credit’s home-purchase originations — about the 1.93% New Jersey median. Excludes prepaid taxes/insurance and escrow deposits. Fees are reported on roughly two-thirds of originations (small lenders are exempt). Methodology →
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Open the approval tool →Source: CFPB HMDA loan-level data, 2018–2025 · first-lien, closed-end mortgages on 1–4 family homes in New Jersey reported by Polish & Slavic Federal Credit (LEI 549300RUKY2I2HQ2AI44). Rates describe past reported outcomes for the lender’s applicant pool and are not a prediction for any individual. Methodology →