Auto loan delinquencies rose to 2.05 % from 1.90 %.
Not exact matches
Even prime
delinquencies are on the
rise — Fitch Ratings» survey said that last month's prime
auto loans were 21 percent more delinquent than in July 2015.
Subprime
auto -
loan delinquencies are
rising and Experian recently reported that the national bank credit - card default rate set a 46 - month high in April at 3.35 %, which was up from 3.09 % a year earlier.
Among the ones on the
rise were
delinquencies in indirect
auto loans, which
rose 11 basis points to 1.56 %.
Tightening occurred in the fourth quarter of 2017 as
auto loan delinquencies reached 2.33 percent, lower than the 2.36 percent in the previous quarter, but continuing a
rising trend since 2013, according to LendEDU.
Auto loan delinquencies will be on the
rise in 2018.
According to a Federal Reserve Bank of New York report on household debt and credit,
auto loan delinquencies are on the
rise with 4.1 % of
auto loan borrowers being 90 or more days behind on their payments.
TransUnion found that, with few exceptions, when an TPRs
rise,
delinquency rates on
loans — credit cards,
auto loans and mortgages — fall.
The aggressive lending has led to the current
rise in
auto loan delinquencies, prompting a sobering question — will lenders handing out
loans to consumers with low FICO scores demand yet another bailout in the future?
Since the first quarter of 2016, consumer
delinquencies in general have
risen in every category, from direct
auto, to mobile home, to bank cards, to non-card revolving
loans.
It projects that serious
auto loan delinquencies to
rise 21 percent over their 2012 level, while it expects serious mortgage
delinquencies to fall 61 percent below what they were in 2012.