The "Expanding Access to Lending Options Act" aims to provide Federal credit unions with greater flexibility in their lending practices. It amends the Federal Credit Union Act to authorize the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) Board to extend the maximum loan maturity period for these institutions from 15 years to up to 20 years, to be implemented through regulations. Additionally, the bill eliminates a specific clause in the Act that required certain loans to be for a property that is or will be the principal residence of a credit union member. This modification broadens the scope of eligible properties for such loans. Overall, these changes are intended to expand the lending options available to Federal credit unions and their members.