Delinquent Debt
A Delinquent Debt is a debt that ...
- See: Charged-Off Debt.
References
2016
- https://www.newyorkfed.org/microeconomics/hhdc.html
- QUOTE: The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Household Debt and Credit Report provides a quarterly snapshot of household trends in borrowing and indebtedness, including data about mortgages, student loans, credit cards, auto loans and delinquencies. The report aims to help community groups, small businesses, state and local governments and the public to better understand, monitor and respond to trends in borrowing and indebtedness at the household level.
- https://www.newyorkfed.org/medialibrary/interactives/householdcredit/data/pdf/data_dictionary_HHDC.pdf
- QUOTE:
- Delinquency status. Varies between current (paid as agreed), 30-day late (between 30 and 59 day late; not more than 2 payments past due), 60-day late (between 60 and 89 days late; not more than 3 payments past due), 90-day late (between 90 and 119 days late; not more than 4 payments past due), 120-day late (at least 120 days past due; 5 or more payments past due) or collections, and severely derogatory (any of the previous states combined with reports of a repossession, charge off to bad debt or foreclosure). Not all creditors provide updated information on payment status, especially after accounts have been derogatory for a longer period of time. Thus the payment performance profiles obtained from our data may to some extent reflect reporting practices of creditors.
- Percent of balance 90+ days late. Percent of balance that is either 90-day late, 120-day late or severely derogatory. 90+ days late is synonymous to seriously delinquent.
- QUOTE:
New foreclosures. Number of individuals with foreclosures first appearing on their credit report during the past 3 months. Based on foreclosure information provided by lenders (account level foreclosure information) as well as through public records. Note that since borrowers may have multiple real estate loans, this measure is conceptually different from foreclosure rates often reported in the press. For example, a borrower with a mortgage currently in foreclosure would not be counted here if he receives a foreclosure notice on an additional mortgage account. In the case of joint mortgages, both borrowers’ reports indicate the presence of a foreclosure notice in the last 3 months, and both are counted here.
2014
- http://www.urban.org/research/publication/delinquent-debt-america
- QUOTE: Roughly 77 million Americans, or 35 percent of adults with a credit file, have a report of debt in collections. These adults owe an average of $5,178 (median $1,349). Debt in collections involves a nonmortgage billsuch as a credit card balance, medical or utility billthat is more than 180 days past due and has been placed in collections. 5.3 percent of people with a credit file have a report of past due debt, indicating they are between 30 and 180 days late on a nonmortgage payment. Both debt in collections and debt past due are concentrated in the South.
