The number of auto loans more than 30 days past due inched up in August, an early sign that customers coming out of forbearance programs aren't keeping up with their car payments, credit bureau TransUnion said last week.
The number of auto loans more than 30 days past due inched up in August, an early sign that customers coming out of forbearance programs aren't keeping up with their car payments, credit bureau TransUnion said last week.