Key Takeaways
- • The National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) launched NAMB MORE (Mortgage Originator Resources and Education), a learning and professional development platform, during NAMB National 2026 in Las Vegas on October 17, 2026.
- • MORE combines training, credentials, professional development and daily mortgage market information, targeting mortgage professionals from their first year through senior production, management and leadership roles.
- • Access to MORE is free through NAMB Focus, January 7–9, 2027; users must hold a NAMB member profile to use the learning management system.
- • The platform's MORE Daily Dashboard includes an hourly-refreshing mortgage rate alert widget, upcoming NAMB event listings and a central access point for education resources.
- • NAMB, which says it represents more than 546,800 licensed mortgage loan originators and 49,100 licensed mortgage broker and lender businesses, positions the platform as a long-term resource for members.
Summary
The National Association of Mortgage Brokers (NAMB) announced the launch of NAMB MORE, a new learning and professional development platform designed to give mortgage professionals education, resources and industry information across their careers. According to the announcement distributed via PRWeb, MORE officially launched during NAMB National 2026, held October 16–19 at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Mortgage professionals can access the platform at nambhasmore.org.
The platform is positioned as a long-term resource for professionals at every career stage. Its course library spans seven core categories: Business Strategy & Growth, Loan Origination, Mortgage Foundations, Mortgage Programs & Products, Professional Development & Workplace Skills, Sales, Marketing & Borrower Experience, and General. Additional learning resources and credentials are intended to support skill development as careers evolve. NAMB states that MORE was developed with input from NAMB and subject-matter experts.
A central feature is the MORE Daily Dashboard, the home screen members see on login. The dashboard currently includes a Mortgage Rate Alert Widget that provides information on factors affecting mortgage rates and refreshes at least hourly, a listing of upcoming NAMB events and opportunities, and a daily access point to education and professional development resources. NAMB President Michael Farrell said the dashboard is intended to make MORE part of a mortgage professional's daily routine.
Access to MORE will be free through NAMB Focus, January 7–9, 2027. Beyond that window, the learning management system requires a NAMB member profile. Farrell described the platform as a significant investment in the future of the profession and framed it as part of NAMB's broader advocacy and certification work. NAMB describes itself as the only national volunteer-led, membership-driven organization representing mortgage professionals and homebuyers since 1973, with affiliated state associations and active lobbying on national and state issues.
The platform is positioned as a long-term resource for professionals at every career stage. Its course library spans seven core categories: Business Strategy & Growth, Loan Origination, Mortgage Foundations, Mortgage Programs & Products, Professional Development & Workplace Skills, Sales, Marketing & Borrower Experience, and General. Additional learning resources and credentials are intended to support skill development as careers evolve. NAMB states that MORE was developed with input from NAMB and subject-matter experts.
A central feature is the MORE Daily Dashboard, the home screen members see on login. The dashboard currently includes a Mortgage Rate Alert Widget that provides information on factors affecting mortgage rates and refreshes at least hourly, a listing of upcoming NAMB events and opportunities, and a daily access point to education and professional development resources. NAMB President Michael Farrell said the dashboard is intended to make MORE part of a mortgage professional's daily routine.
Access to MORE will be free through NAMB Focus, January 7–9, 2027. Beyond that window, the learning management system requires a NAMB member profile. Farrell described the platform as a significant investment in the future of the profession and framed it as part of NAMB's broader advocacy and certification work. NAMB describes itself as the only national volunteer-led, membership-driven organization representing mortgage professionals and homebuyers since 1973, with affiliated state associations and active lobbying on national and state issues.
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