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Loan delinquencies could be early sign of economic trouble: Report

Por: Fox Business Business July 13, 2023

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FOX Business’ Grady Trimble reports on House Republicans bill to remove President Biden’s mortgage rule and its support along party lines. Many Americans who saw their credit scores go up during the pandemic are delinquent on the loans and lines of credit they took out, spelling possible trouble for the economy. Current on loans opened in mid-2021 more closely resemble borrowers with credit scores 25 points lower on credit cards and personal... + full article



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