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CU Times compiles our exclusive data sets in combination with information received from NCUA and other federal agencies to give a clear view of lending trends involving credit unions (i.e. mortgage, auto loans, HELOCs, student loans).
First-half refinances to rise, but not as much as it expected a month ago. MBA slightly lowers purchase forecast.
In the second of a three-part series, CUBG provides tips for attracting and serving this unique class of borrower.
Trade group revises fall delinquency rates upward, including a big spike for November.
Fed report shows credit unions are making meager, below-average portfolio gains for both major consumer loan categories.
Alternative credit scoring can better measure risk while also adding targeted services for members.
One notable trend from Q3 2024 is a slight uptick in prime and super prime borrowers opting for used financing.
The Mortgage Bankers Association concentrates most of its pessimism on refinance originations in next year’s first quarter.
However, cities in the Midwest remain more manageable in terms of costs.
The Lenders Leading Inclusion initiative will provide credit unions and banks with access to technology and expertise to help them expand lending.
N.C. credit unions form CUSO to sell cars with Winston-Salem car dealership with ties to other credit unions.