GinnieMae

GinnieMae
Gin·nie Mae (jĭnʹē māʹ) n.
A security issued by the Government National Mortgage Association and secured by mortgages serviced by certain federal agencies.
  [Alteration of G(overnment) N(ational) M(ortgage) A(ssociation).]

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