The percent of auto loans in serious default rose to the highest level in almost seven years in the last three months of 2018, as consumers with weak credit struggled to make payments despite a strong U.S. economy and tight labor market.
Auto loans delinquent more than 90 days rose to 4.47 percent of the total in the fourth quarter, the highest since the period ended in March 2012, and up from 4.05 percent a year ago, according to Federal Reserve Bank of New York data.
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GM did it again by financing any breathing body to sell cars.
ReplyDeletea truck cost more then my house did thats why
ReplyDeleteA repo guy said to me the other day how his calls have increased a lot over the past year.
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