Tag Archives: HELOCs

The results of the stress test scenarios to determine the resiliency of lenders in financially adverse situations were released for the three biggest banks in the country. Here’s what they revealed about loans that are most likely impact banks’ losses if things go south.

With the FOMC meeting beginning on Tuesday and a rate hike expected after it, experts weigh in on what another hike in interest rates would mean for mortgage lenders and borrowers.

The meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)—the policy-making arm of the Federal Reserve begins today. This is also the first time that the meeting is being ...

Mortgage rates are rising and home prices are expected to continue to appreciate in the coming year. Given those circumstances, what factors will contribute to economic and housing growth in 2017?

Rutger van Faassen, VP of Lending at Nomis Solutions, offers insight for lenders on how to make the most of opportunities for growth that lie in home equity portfolios.

A survey showed that a large number of borrowers with HELOCs near the end of draw period are unprepared.

More HELOC borrowers are making payments on time, but lenders should still proceed with caution, according to a recent white paper.

HELOC originations have been consistently on the rise despite a decline in overall originations. What is driving the popularity of HELOCs?

While mortgage balances in the United States ticked up slightly over-the-year in Q2, home equity lines of credit (HELOC) balances declined. Why are these two cohorts headed in different directions?

First mortgages and home equity lines of credit (HELOCs) both increased substantially in the first quarter, which means good news for the housing market.