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Lots of people who bought cars during the pandemic are deeply underwater on those vehicles, meaning the amount they owe is considerably higher than the actual value of the vehicle. Among car buyers who traded in a car to buy a new one, 30 percent had negative equity on their trade-in, owing an average of $7,200. One thing that may have caused the surge is the emergence of the 84-month (seven year) car loan; 42.6 percent of underwater buyers had an 84-month loan, about double the level of a decade ago. (Today’s podcast can be found here and this week’s ‘casts are sponsored by Truework, the one verification solution to replace in-house waterfalls. Verify any borrower with a VOIE solution that automates the entire process to quickly deliver the most accurate and complete reports with broad GSE coverage. Hear interview with National Consumer Reporting Association’s Eric Ellman on the nomination of Brian Johnson to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, based on his extensive experience in financial services regulation and his understanding of how to balance consumer protection with access to credit, mortgages, and housing.) Broker and Lender Products, Software, and Services Borrower outreach isn't broken. The experience is. Most servicers have no shortage of communication channels. The challenge is creating a connected experience that helps borrowers understand their options and the next steps. Clarifire’s latest blog explores where communication breaks down during default servicing, why early delinquency engagement matters, and how workflow automation can reduce confusion, improve responsiveness, and drive better outcomes for both borrowers and servicing teams. Discover how connected workflows, intelligent intake, and self-service tools can improve borrower engagement and servicing outcomes. Read "Closing the Borrower Communication Gap" at eClarifire.com, where Brighter Automation® creates better outcomes.
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