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CU Times compiles our exclusive data sets in combination with information recieved 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).
More competition for credit unions as Robinhood plans "to enter this market in a big way."
The Bakersfield, Calif., CU's $332 million auto loan securitization Tuesday follows $416 million in deals in 2023.
Latest forecast shifts more of this year's expected mortgage origination rebound to this spring.
The court filing argues the class action lawsuit is based on incomplete data and dated public information.
National Association of Realtors reports the January-to-February rise is the biggest month-to-month gain in a year.
But delinquency rates started to rise in the fourth quarter, especially in the safe haven of multi-family real estate.
Unlike every other Fed hiking cycle of the past half century, the latest one triggered a sharp decline in household net interest income.
The trifecta of lower income, higher expenses and huge loan loss provisions drags earnings into the gutter.
The sale of securities backed by auto loans is the first for credit unions this year and the first ever for the Iowa credit union.
Trade group report shows credit union loan and savings balances essentially unchanged from December to January.
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