RICHMOND, Va. - (05/05/05) -- Genworth Financial Inc. said it hasagreed to offer its HomeOpeners MonthlyPlus low down paymentmortgage product to credit unions through a deal with PrimeAlliance, the Tukwila, Washington mortgage CUSO. HomeOpenersMonthlyPlus provides involuntary unemployment, accidentaldisability and accidental death and dismemberment insurancecoverage to borrowers at no extra cost. Standard mortgage ratesapply with no extra cost for the mortgage payment protections.Genworth is an insurance holding company hat was recently spun offfrom General Electric. Prime Alliance serves a network of 550credit unions.
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