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.
Not exact matches
The Regional Household Debt and Credit Snapshot includes data about mortgages, student
loans, credit cards,
auto loans and
delinquencies for New York City and its boroughs,
as well
as various metro areas in New York State, northern New Jersey and western Connecticut.
About the U.S. Credit Conditions section The U.S. Credit Conditions section of the New York Fed's website offers interactive maps,
as well
as data on major forms of household credit such
as installment
loans,
auto and student
loan delinquencies, foreclosures, mortgage
delinquencies and mortgage «roll» rates for subprime and alt - A mortgages.
Combined, the percentage of
auto, credit card and student
loan delinquencies and rate of default is
as big or bigger than the subprime mortgage problem that led to the «Big Short.»
There's a section of the
auto -
loan market — known in industry parlance
as deep subprime — where
delinquency rates have ticked up to levels last seen in 2007, according to data compiled by credit reporting bureau Equifax.
«Our study clearly demonstrated that
as the TPR increased,
delinquency levels decreased on credit cards,
auto loans and mortgages,» Becker said.
Delinquency rates for other forms of debt (student
loans, home equity lines of credit, and
auto loans) were at relative highs
as well.
Typically, a sub-620 credit score doesn't just happen, and is usually the result of a collection, charge - off, bankruptcy, or another serious
delinquency, such
as past due
auto loans or student
loans, a late mortgage payment, a short sale or foreclosure.
Luckily, credit card
delinquencies hurt credit scores less than bigger debts, such
as home or
auto loans,» says Sarah Davies, senior vice president of analytics, product management and research for VantageScore Solutions.
The ABA quarterly survey of consumer
loans reflected
delinquency rates based on a composite of several types of consumer
loans such
as boats,
autos, home improvements, some home equity line of credit
loans increased to 2.42 percent in the first three months of this year.
Outstanding subprime
auto debt (classified in the chart below
as debt held by borrowers with origination credit scores under 620) now stands at about $ 300 billion... Since 2011, the overall
delinquency rate of
loans originated by
auto finance companies has significantly deteriorated.