Consumers demanding efficient, seamless online experiences as they shop for loans, survey finds
Third-quarter stats find budget acrobatics, more accounts in arrears
Q3 data find new records as consumers squeezed tighter
Already strong demand is making sector loan rates actually rise. That could combine with falling supply, production to cut sales.
July numbers continue streak of loosening for most lender types.
Q2 saw a jump in new borrowing, leases, but no past-due loan growth.
Various conditions, though, prevent a sunny forecast.
Fourth-quarter amounts, monthly payments records for industry.
Many take advantage of various end-arounds to make trading more realistic.
Poll shows growing aversion to technology’s accelerating part in process.
