Wall Street Is Bullish on Car Loans Despite Rising Delinquencies
Investors are snapping up bonds tied to car loans, betting that a strong U.S. economy will keep rising delinquency rates in check. Source link
Investors are snapping up bonds tied to car loans, betting that a strong U.S. economy will keep rising delinquency rates in check. Source link
Their student loans should have been canceled already. What happens under Trump? Source link
Mortgage rates Just under a third of households have a mortgage, according to the government’s English Housing Survey, external. About 600,000 homeowners have a mortgage that “tracks” the Bank of England’s rate, so a base rate cut immediately leads to lower monthly repayments. But more than eight in 10 mortgage customers have fixed-rate deals. While their monthly payments aren’t immediately affected, future deals are. Mortgage rates are still much higher