TransUnion

• Modified Mortgage Loan Holders Perform Better, TransUnion Says

  By David Morrison  |  June 21, 2012

  Credit bureau finds homeowners who receive mortgage modifications more faithful on other loans even if they later default on the mortgage.

• Delinquent Auto Loans Hits 13-Year Low: TransUnion

  By Michelle A. Samaad  |  May 23, 2012

  The national auto loan delinquency rate has reached its lowest level since TransUnion began tracking the data in 1999.

• Mortgage Delinquency Hits Lowest Level Since 2009: TransUnion

  By David Morrison  |  May 9, 2012

  The rate of homeowners behind on their mortgage has dropped to its lowest level in more than three years, according to TransUnion.

• Mortgage Delinquencies Decline

  By David Morrison  |  December 11, 2011

  TransUnion, one of the three nationwide credit reporting bureaus, has forecast that the U.S. economy will stop adding many more mortgages to the delinquency pool in 2012 and will instead begin to work through the existing housing stock.

• TransUnion Forecasts Turning the Corner on Mortgage Delinquency in 2012

  By David Morrison  |  December 7, 2011

  Credit reporting bureau says economy will allow existing housing stock to begin to sell.

• TransUnion Sees Changed Credit Card Behavior

  By David Morrison  |  July 31, 2011

  Credit union executives planning credit card marketing and issuing strategies for 2012 and 2013 may want to factor a new study from TransUnion into their deliberations.

• Study: Mortage Defaulters May Be Good Credit Risks

  By David Morrison  |  June 5, 2011

  Credit unions that are being approached for credit from members who have a mortgage default in their history might take some comfort from a new study from TransUnion, one of the three major credit reporting firms in the U.S.

• TransUnion Study Suggests Mortgage Defaulters Better Credit Risks Than Supposed

  By David Morrison  |  May 24, 2011

  Study finds no strong evidence for "excess liquidity theory" that suggests debtors using cash flow boost to repay other debts.