Bright spots in employment and the economy are driving more and more Americans out of forbearance plans.
Read More »Forbearance Update: How Are Rates Changing?
Despite a drop in unemployment claims and an overall improved economic outlook, forbearance volume declined marginally this week, dipping just one basis point over the previous week.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Strong Employment Numbers Forcing Forbearance Reversal
As a number of Americans return to the workforce, an increasing amount are exiting their forbearance plans and the housing market pushes for a return to pre-pandemic levels.
Read More »Forbearance Volume Continues to Slide
The share of loans in forbearance declined for the seventh consecutive week, with an overall nationwide economic recovery leading to a 40 basis point drop in forbearances over the past two weeks.
Read More »Economic Recovery Drives Ongoing Forebearance Drop
Forbearance plans declined this week, as the economy begins to pick up steam and Americans get back on the road to financial recovery.
Read More »Forbearances Drop for Fifth Consecutive Week
With approximately 2.5 million Americans currently in forbearance plans, a new report notes that the total loans in forbearance dropped to 4.9% of total volume, marking a five-week decline.
Read More »Forbearance Requests Slide to New Lows
As the economy gains steam heading into the spring, fewer Americans are entering forbearance plans.
Read More »Loans in Forbearance Drop for Third Consecutive Week
With 2.6 million U.S. homeowners now in forbearance plans, a new report shows a continued slide as new forbearances drop to a survey low.
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