Credit Acceptance Layoffs Signal Subprime Slowdown
May 4, 2026 10:03 pmCredit Acceptance’s recent layoffs do point to a cooling and de-risking phase in subprime auto, with implications for originations, pricing,... View Article
Credit Acceptance’s recent layoffs do point to a cooling and de-risking phase in subprime auto, with implications for originations, pricing,... View Article
On April 22, 2026, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), under Acting Director Russell Vought, issued a significant final rule... View Article
Sports betting itself does not show up as a tradeline, but the New York Fed’s new work (“Sports Betting Is... View Article
Fuel costs related to the conflict in Iran have sent airlines into a panic as the summer vacation season inches... View Article
The U.S. consumer credit market is splitting more sharply along credit lines, with higher-credit borrowers gaining ground while lower-credit consumers... View Article
The California State Senate unanimously confirmed Armen Meyer’s appointment as Senior Deputy Commissioner for the Division of Consumer Financial Protection... View Article
A “consumer‑first” strategy in non‑prime lending means re‑architecting products, underwriting, and servicing around borrower outcomes, not just credit expansion or... View Article
Sothebys International Realty broker Jenna Stauffer analyzes the U.S. housing market, noting a shift in buyer behavior, on ‘Making... View Article
Caesars no longer accepts credit cards as a deposit method across all of its U.S. platforms, aligning with the broader... View Article
Four U.S. senators sent letters grilling the nation’s major credit bureaus on Thursday after a ProPublica investigation showed two of... View Article
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