Auto lenders bullish on EVs amid tax bill cut
Auto lenders expect EV adoption to slow on the heels of the expected elimination of the federal EV tax credit...
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GM Financial, Husch Blackwell talk CFPB shift
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — As the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau withdraws dozens of rules, policy statements and advisory opinions this week,...
CFPB X account ‘doesn’t exist’ anymore
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s X account is gone. “This account doesn’t exist,” reads social media platform X, formerly Twitter, on what used to...
US retail sales barely rise, suggesting some spending pullback
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PenFed’s refinance applications up 75%
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NMAC president: 84-month loan terms ‘inevitable’
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Captives expect loan terms to remain stretched for the foreseeable future as affordability woes continue. Loan terms...
CPS taps ‘resilient’ customers as originations rise 30.3%
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New Chase Auto CEO eyes expanding partnerships
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Chase Auto Chief Executive Leslie Wims Morris identified three focus areas for the company during a fireside...
SCUSA eyes more OEM, large dealer relationships
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Santander Consumer USA is working to grow its third-party financing relationships with large, franchised dealers and manufacturers. ...
