Consumer Defaults Slip Again
Consumer default fell in August for the eighth month in a row, with first mortgage defaults inching down to 1.4% from 1.41% in July, and second-mortgage defaults slipping to 0.72%, the lowest rate in more than eight years of tracking the sector, according to Standard & Poor’s Indexes and Experian.
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