Just a few years ago, consumers who wanted to know their credit score — a number that could mean the difference between a high or low interest rate, or whether applicants secure a loan at all — usually had to pay for it. But now, free access to credit scores is fast becoming the norm, with many card issuers providing it to at least some of their customers.
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| Mortgage Rates Surge to Highest Levels Since February While no one can be sure exactly how things will pan out in the long run, the market is currently expressing extreme disapproval of the new tariff plans. While interest rates had previously bene... | ||
| DPA, Subservicing, Credit Optimization Tools; Could Tariffs Impact MBS Dema... Today I travel to the Dallas area for a Logan Finance event, and this comment from a friend last night is echoing in my ears: “Becoming an adult is the dumbest thing I’ve ever done.” Yes, we have to w... | ||
| Worst 24 Hours For Rates So Far This Year Tariff volatility giveth and taketh from interest rates. Up until Friday afternoon, it's been mostly "giveth-ing." In other words, the prospect of trade wars between the US and numerous fo... | ||
| Valuation, Price Specials, Referral Tools; In-Person Events; Slow Economy E... “Many people told Beethoven that he would never be a musician because he was deaf. Did he listen?” This week hundreds of mortgage bankers descend on Washington DC for the annual advocacy conference or... | ||
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