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Home » Consumers in financial hardship dips following COVID peaks

Consumers in financial hardship dips following COVID peaks

Amanda HarrisbyAmanda Harris
August 25, 2020
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The percentage of auto accounts in financial hardship status fell to 6.16% in July, a decrease of 104 basis points from June and 88 bps from May, according to TransUnion’s quarterly industry insights report. Although the number of auto accounts in financial hardship status remains elevated from July 2019 levels of 0.41%, the ratio is […]

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