A House Financial Services Committee hearing featured industry experts dissecting the FHFA’s recent changes to the loan-level price adjustment fee structure used by the GSEs.
Read More »Underserved Borrowers to Get Leg Up From Fannie Mae
Underwriting processes to be enhanced to now support loans for credit invisible borrowers.
Read More »Report: Consumer Credit Health Stable
Despite a higher interest rate environment and the ever-present inflation, consumer credit health remains stable.
Read More »Servicemembers Remain Optimistic About Housing Market
While the state of the market has made purchasing a home more difficult, military servicemembers—both past and present—face additional challenges such as frequent relocations due to changing orders.
Read More »FHFA Approves New Credit Scoring Models for GSEs
“Today's decision will benefit borrowers and the Enterprises, along with maintaining safety and soundness," said Sandra L. Thompson, Director of the FHFA.
Read More »Report: Children Exposed to Foreclosures Experience Delinquency, High Credit Use
A study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia found young adults who experienced a foreclosure-induced tendency to seek credit at a higher rate, and delinquency and low credit scores are also more pronounced in the group of adolescents who ...
Read More »Mortgage Credit Availability Projected to Rise Due to Weakening Demand
As fewer buyers become unable to afford higher home mortgage costs, a new CoreLogic analysis revealed that rising interest rates and higher home prices continue to wear at homebuyer affordability. As a result, the diminishing demand from borrowers may lead ...
Read More »Alternative Credit Scoring Models Matter
Competition ensures a healthy and productive market. Credit scores are no exception. A new study commissioned by VantageScore Solutions, a consortium of the three credit bureaus (Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion), found that institutional investors with exposure to asset-backed securities (ABS) ...
Read More »37M Do Not Qualify for a Credit Score
According to a report, roughly one in three consumers in disadvantaged areas do not qualify for a traditional credit score. Click through to see what factors are in play.
Read More »Cash-Strapped Consumers Putting Mortgages First
A new analysis of credit has found that while Americans may have been financially hampered by the pandemic, consumers are pushing mortgages to the top of the list of financial obligations.
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