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Over half of Americans are currently concerned about their mortgage, a number that jumps dramitcally among those who have lost their job.

On Sunday evening, presidential candidates Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders met in a debate heavily influenced by concerns over COVID-19—both in setup and content.

Get updates on economic indicators including construction and employment in The Week Ahead.

From loan performance to the end of LIBOR, CoreLogic’s latest Market Pulse report reviews the most important data for servicers and lenders alike.

According to new data, 2 million homeowners are either past due on their mortgage loans or in some stage of foreclosure. Click through to read more.

LIBOR, the London Inter-Bank Offered Rate, is expected to discontinue sometime after 2021, but as the index used to set many adjustable mortgage rates, what will happen next?

According to a study from the New York Fed, as mortgage debt has increased, delinquencies have not.

While some of the more expensive metros are showing fewer mortgages past due, it is the rural markets that were found to have the greatest gains in delinquent loans.

Growing up during a recession has not discouraged Generation Z customers away from credit products, including mortgages, according to a new study.

In the Week Ahead, get the latest mortgage performance and default data as well as up-to-date economic updates.