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TransUnion Predicts Increase in Mortgage Originations This Year
TransUnion, Chicago, released its Q4 2024 Quarterly Credit Industry Insights Report, predicting multiple credit products will see growth this year. For mortgages specifically, the report anticipated a 13.3% year-over-year origination growth.
TransUnion Predicts Mortgage Delinquencies Will Be Flat
TransUnion, Chicago, released its forecast for 2025, predicting that mortgage delinquencies will be flat a year from now in Q4 2025.
Nov. 19–From Mortgage Eligibility to Affordability: Adapting Lending Strategies to Market Conditions
In this webinar, panelists will explore the findings of a recent TransUnion study that analyzed mortgage readiness and housing affordability across various U.S. regions. Attendees will gain insights into which geographic areas present the best opportunities for reaching ready and near-ready homebuyers. We will also discuss actionable strategies to help lenders prioritize their marketing efforts and maximize ROI in an increasingly competitive landscape.
TransUnion: Mortgage Delinquencies Tick Up but Remain Low
TransUnion, Chicago, released its Q3 2024 Credit Industry Insights Report, finding that mortgage delinquencies have slowly begun to increase among consumers.
TransUnion: Four in Five Homeowners Say Their Mortgage Payments Strain Their Finances
A new survey from TransUnion, Chicago, found that many consumers feel their mortgage payments are putting a strain on their household finances, and the prospect of falling interest rates has them ready to consider refinancing those loans.
TransUnion: First-Quarter Mortgage Origination Volumes Up Slightly
First-quarter mortgage origination volumes increased by 2% year-over-year to 915,000, according to TransUnion, Chicago.
TransUnion: Consumer Outlook Mixed in Q2
TransUnion, Chicago, released its Consumer Pulse Study for the second quarter, finding consumer concerns about inflation and interest rates have hit their highest levels in two years. However, more than half of Americans remain optimistic about their household finances over the next year.
TransUnion Finds Consumer Credit Appetite Remains High
The consumer credit market remains resilient in the face of a challenging economic environment, according to TransUnion, Chicago.
FOMC Holds Rates Steady
The Federal Open Market Committee held interest rates steady yesterday–as many forecasters had predicted.