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Westlake Financial Services was recognized by Equifax as the national auto lender whose subprime customers have seen the highest credit score increase over the term of their loan.
Read More →The two firms announced today that they have expanded their relationship to provide dealers and their F&I offices with a fully integrated income and employment verification solution.
Read More →A new study from LendingTree contradicts media claims of a subprime bubble. It shows that finance sources are not taking part in risky lending practices despite growing subprime originations.
Read More →A new analysis by Equifax economists shows the median consumer credit score increased by 52 points after taking out a subprime auto loan.
Read More →The total balance of auto loans in December 2014 was $975 billion, representing 33.2% of total outstanding non-mortgage consumer debt, according to Equifax.
Read More →CreditMiner has reached an agreement with Equifax to deploy its Prescreen of One, a service that allows dealers to get real-time, prescreened finance offers for customers without having to collect their Social Security number or date of birth.
Read More →Consumers are back in the borrowing business, with November consumer credit data from Equifax showing that nonmortgage credit balances rose to their highest level in five years.
Read More →Dealers who use Credit Bureau Connection's credit reports and compliance solutions will now have the opportunity to access income and employment data from Equifax.
Read More →The credit reporting agency says there are no signs of a subprime bubble despite totals for new credit and new loans originated reaching all-time highs through June.
Read More →A monthly report from the firm shows that subprime auto lending has been fairly stable since 2012, and that originations have been shifting toward the higher end of the subprime credit-score spectrum, despite reports of an imminent ‘bubble’ in subprime lending.
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