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Default rates have yet to reflect the economic impact of the pandemic, according to Milliman – but may not be as bad as expected
Less than a quarter of homeowners in forbearance have managed to make payments for May, according to fintech firm Black Knight
US banking groups have reduced their prime and reference lending rates following yesterday’s Federal Reserve rate cut
Errors and attempted fraud connected to mortgage applications fell by 3% in January and is down by more than a quarter year-on-year
A shortage in housing supply is continuing to bolster competition among homebuyers across the country
Credit card late payments fell but auto, home and personal loans all saw delinquencies rise in Q3
Housing starts grew to almost 1.4 million units, more than 3%
Home sales grew over the last sixty days faster than it has in more than a decade
Charges are that he misled investors regarding the risks involved in the loans surrounding $1.42 billion in mortgage-backed securities
How can credit scores be so good when a downturn is increasingly likely?
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