“Financial distress can be a vicious cycle,” said Cassandra Happe, Analyst at WalletHub. “People who can’t make payments on their accounts end up damaging their credit scores, which in turn makes it more difficult for them to qualify for the best solutions to their debt.”
Read More »VA Issues Measure to Protect Vets From Foreclosure
A six-month pause in foreclosures will extend protections to at-risk veterans until its VA Servicing Purchase program is effective and available to provide assistance to VA borrowers in financial distress.
Read More »Highlighting Servicer Success and the Utilization of Loss Mitigation Technology
While nationwide home prices and average costs of living continue to rise, a new case study from Black Knight highlights servicer success using self-service loss mitigation technology to connect with and engage borrowers in times of financial distress.
Read More »Share of Cost-Burdened Homes Reaches Nearly 18 Million Nationwide
An estimated 21.48% of owner-occupied households in the U.S. are housing-cost-burdened. A new study from LendingTree reveals that single women homeowners are most at-risk, while married couple households are least likely to be financially distressed.
Read More »10 Cities with the Most Financial Distress from COVID-19
As businesses across the country are reopening and unemployment rates begin to creep back up, there is no doubt that there are still plenty of people struggling. The coronavirus pandemic has taken a massive financial toll on Americans, but some ...
Read More »Fed Proposal Addresses Key Cause of Financial Distress Between Banks
During the crisis, excessive credit exposures between financial institutions resulted in the spread of financial distress and undermined financial stability. How will the Fed's new proposal solve this problem?
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