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ChapterEighteenConsumerLoans,CreditCards,andRealEstateLending
KeyTopicsTypesofLoansforIndividualsandFamiliesUniqueCharacteristicsofConsumerLoansDodd-Frank,theConsumerProtectionBureau,andCARDEvaluatingaConsumerLoanRequestCreditCardsandCreditScoringDisclosureRulesandDiscriminationConsumerLoanPricingandRefinancing
IntroductionConsumerdebthasbecomeoneofthefastestgrowingformsofborrowingmoneyNearly$14trillioninvolume(includingbothmortgageandnonmortgageconsumerdebt)intheU.S.Themoderndominanceofbanksinlendingtohouseholdsstemsfromtheirgrowingrelianceonindividualsandfamiliesfortheirchiefsourceoffunds–checkableandsavingsdepositsConsumercreditisoftenamongthemostprofitableservicesalendercanofferHowever,servicesdirectedatconsumerscanalsobeamongthemostcostlyandriskyfinancialproducts
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamiliesConsumerloansareclassifiedbyPurpose–whattheborrowedfundswillbeusedforType–whethertheborrowermustrepayininstallmentsorrepayinonelumpsumResidentialLoansCredittofinancethepurchaseofahomeorfundimprovementsonaprivateresidenceUsuallyalong-termloan,typicallybearingatermof15to30yearsSecuredbythepropertyitselfMaycarryeitherafixedinterestrateoravariable(floating)interestrateBanksaretheleadingresidentialmortgagelenderstoday
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)NonresidentialLoansInstallmentLoansShort-termtomedium-termloans,repayableintwoormoreconsecutivepayments(usuallymonthlyorquarterly)Usedtobuybig-ticketitems(e.g.,automobiles,furniture,andhomeappliances)ortoconsolidateexistinghouseholddebtsNoninstallmentLoansShort-termloansindividualsandfamiliesdrawuponforimmediatecashneedsthatarerepayableinalumpsumMaybeforrelativelysmallamountsandincludechargeaccountsthatoftenrequirepaymentin30daysorlessMayalsobemadeforashortperiod(usuallysixmonthsorless)towealthierindividualsandcanbequitelarge
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)CreditCardLoansandRevolvingCreditOneofthemostpopularformsofconsumercredittodayisaccessedviacreditcardsCreditcardsoffertheirholdersaccesstoeitherinstallmentornoninstallmentcreditApproximatelytwo-thirdsofallcreditcardshavevariableratesofinterestInstallmentusersofcreditcardsarefarmoreprofitableduetotheinterestincometheygenerateCardprovidersalsoearndiscountfees(usually1to7percentofcreditcardsales)frommerchantswhoaccepttheircards
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)NewCreditCardRegulationsNewcreditcardregulationsappearedearlyin2003toslowtheexpansionofcardofferstocustomerswithlowcreditratingsTherewasevidencethatsomecustomerswerechargedhighfeesbutencouragedtomakeonlylowminimumpaymentsResultedinnegativeamortizationRegulatoryagencieswarnedlendersthatfederalexaminerswouldbeginlookingforexcessiveuseoffeesandunreasonablyliberalcreditterms
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)NewConsumerRegulations:Dodd-Frank,CARDAct,andtheNewConsumerProtectionBureauTricksandTraps–TheCARDActandRevisedRegulationZAppearDespitetherepeatedeffortsofcreditcardregulatorstodealwithproblemsinthecreditcardindustry,consumercomplaintscontinuedCongresspassedtheCreditCardAccountability,Responsibility,andDisclosureAct(“CARDAct”)inMay2009ThenewlegislationrestrictedcardissuersfromraisingAnnualPercentageRates(APRs)unlessadequatewrittennoticeofaratechangewasgiven
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)NewConsumerRegulations:Dodd-Frank,CARDAct,andtheNewConsumerProtectionBureauTricksandTraps–TheCARDActandRevisedRegulationZAppearCustomersmustbetoldthereasonswhycredittermswerebeingchangedCardcompaniesarerequiredtoposttheircontractsontheInternetsocustomerscan“shoparound”CardholdersmustreceiveperiodicbillingstatementsatleastthreeweeksbeforemonthlypaymentsaredueAnexpanded“box”mustbeincludedoneachmonthlybillingstatement,indicatingtheamountofinterestpaidandtheconsequencesofpayingtheminimumamountFallwithintheFederalReserveBoard’sRegulationZ
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)Dodd-FrankReformsandProtectionsPushtheRulesFartherDowntheRoadTheDodd-FrankWallStreetReformandConsumerProtectionActNamedafterSenatorChrisDoddandCongressmanBarneyFrankWassignedintolawbyPresidentObamainJuly2010CreatestheConsumerFinancialProtectionBureau(CFPB)Thenewbureauisdirectedtowritenewrulesapplyingtosuchfinancialservicesas:MakingofconsumerandcreditcardloansWarningconsumersofpossibledamagingfinancialpracticesthatcouldresultinlossesPromotingfinancialliteracyamongconsumersImprovingtheclarityandtransparencyoffinancial-servicecontractsforthebenefitofthepublic
TypesofLoansGrantedtoIndividualsandFamilies(continued)Dodd-FrankReformsandProtectionsPushtheRulesFartherDowntheRoadTheDodd-FrankWallStreetReformandConsumerProtectionActThenewCFPBistobehousedwithintheFederalReservebutoperateindependentlywithitsownbudgetTheconsumerprotectionbureauisexpectedtobecontroversialbecauseitmustwritehundredsofrulesthatwilllikelyimpacttheconsumerservicessideoffinancial-serviceproviders
CharacteristicsofConsumerLoansLendersregardconsumerloansasprofitablecreditswith“sticky”interestratesContractinterestratesoftendonotchangereadilywithmarketconditionsasdointerestratesonmostbusinessloansAsaresult,manyconsumerloansaresubjecttosignificantinterestrateriskConsumerloansareusuallypricedsohighthatmarketinterestratesonborrowedfundsanddefaultratesontheloansthemselveswouldhavetorisesubstantiallybeforeconsumercreditswouldbecomeunprofitable
CharacteristicsofConsumerLoans(continued)Whyareinterestratessohighonmostconsumerloans?ConsumerloansareamongthemostcostlyandmostriskytomakeperdollarofloanablefundscommittedtothemConsumerloanstendtobecyclicallysensitiveHouseholdborrowingsappeartorelativelyinterestinelasticTheyaremoreconcernedaboutthesizeofthemonthlypaymentratherthantheinterestratethattheyarechargedEducationandincomelevelsmateriallyinfluenceconsumers’useofcredit
EvaluatingaConsumerLoanApplicationCharacterandPurposeKeyfactorsinanalyzinganyconsumerloanapplicationarethecharacteroftheborrowerandtheborrower’sabilitytopayConsumerlendersnearlyalwayscheckwithoneormorecreditbureausconcerningthecustomer’scredithistoryInthecaseofaborrowerwithoutacreditrecordorwithapoortrackrecordofrepayingloans,acosignermayberequestedtosupportrepaymentManylendersregardacosignerasprimarilyapsychologicaldevicetoencouragerepaymentoftheloan
EvaluatingaConsumerLoanApplication(continued)OtherImportantItemsForLendersIncomeLevelsDepositBalancesEmploymentandResidentialStabilityPyramidingofDebtHowtoQualifyforaConsumerLoanHomeownershiporownershipofanyformofrealpropertyMaintainstrongdepositbalancesThemostimportantthingtodo–truthfullyansweralloftheloanofficer’squestions
CreditScoringConsumerLoanApplicationThebasictheoryofcreditscoringisthatlendersandstatisticianscanidentifythefinancial,economic,andmotivationalfactorsthatseparategoodloansfrombadloansUnderlyingassumption–thesamefactorsthatseparatedgoodloansfrombadloansinthepastwillseparategoodloansfrombadonesinthefuturewithinanacceptableriskoferrorSuchanautomatedcreditdeterminingsystemremovespersonaljudgmentfromthelendingprocess
CreditScoringConsumerLoanApplication(continued)TheFICOSystemDevelopedbytheFairIsaacCorporationMostfamousofallcredit-scoringsystemscurrentlyinuseScoresrangefrom300to850withhighervaluesdenotinglesscreditrisktolendersFICOscorearebasedonfivedifferenttypesofinformation(mostimportanttoleastimportant):Theborrower’spaymenthistoryTheamountofmoneyowedThelengthofaprospectiveborrower’scredithistoryThenatureofnewcreditbeingrequestedThetypesofcreditthattheborrowerhasalreadyused
LawsandRegulationsApplyingtoConsumerLoansNumerouslawsandregulationslimitingtheactivitiesofconsumerlendinginstitutionshavebeenenactedTheselawsfallintotwocategories:DisclosurerulesMandatetellingtheconsumeraboutthecostandothertermsofaloanorleaseagreementAntidiscriminationlawsPreventcategorizingloancustomersaccordingtotheirage,sex,race,orotherirrelevantfactorsanddenyingcredittoanyonesolelybecauseofmembershipinoneormoreofthesegroups
LawsandRegulationsApplyingtoConsumerLoans(continued)CustomerDisclosureRequirementsTruth-in-LendingActFairCreditReportingActFairCreditBillingActFairDebtCollectionPracticesActOutlawingCreditDiscriminationEqualCreditOpportunityActCommunityReinvestmentAct
LawsandRegulationsApplyingtoConsumerLoans(continued)PredatorylendingAnabusivepracticeamongsomelenderswherelendersmayrequireexcessivefeesaswellasunnecessaryandexcessiveloaninsuranceSubprimeLoansGrantingloanstoborrowerswhohavebelow-averagecreditscoresTheHomeOwnershipandEquityProtectionActwaspassedin1994toprotecthomebuyersfromloanagreementstheycouldnotaffordSubprimelendingisdifficulttoregulate
RealEstateLoansDepositoryinstitutionsandfinanceandinsurancecompaniesmakerealestateloanstofundtheacquisitionofrealpropertyHomes,apartmentcomplexes,shoppingcenters,officebuildings,andlandOneofthemostrapidlygrowingareasoflendingoverthepastdecadeRealestatelendingisdifferentfromotherloansRealestateloanscanbeamongtheriskiestformsofcreditextendedtocustomers
RealEstateLoans(continued)DifferencesbetweenRealEstateLoansandOtherLoansTheaveragesizeofarealestateloanisusuallymuchlargerthantheaveragesizeofotherloansMortgageloanstendtohavelongermaturitiesversusothertypesofloansMaturitiesof15yearsto30yearsaretypicalforsingle-familyhomesWithrealestatelending,theconditionandvalueofthesubjectpropertyarenearlyasimportantastheborrower’sincomeAppraisalsarecriticaltotheloandecisionandmustmeetindustrystandardsandgovernmentregulations
RealEstateLoans(continued)FactorsinEvaluatingApplicationsforRealEstateLoansTheamountofthedownpaymentpledgedbytheborrowerrelativetothepurchasepriceofmortgagedpropertyThehighertheratioofloanamounttopurchaseprice,thelessincentivetheborrowerhastohonorthetermsoftheloanLendersmaybewillingtogiveamortgageloancustomeralowerloanrateforapledgethatthecustomerwillusethelender’sotherfinancialservices
RealEstateLoans(continued)FactorsinEvaluatingApplicationsforRealEstateLoansOtheraspectsofeachcreditapplicationthatrequireassessment:Amountandstabilityoftheborrower’sincomeTheborrower’savailablesavingsandwheretheborrowerwillobtaintherequireddownpaymentTheborrower’strackrecordincaringforandmanagingpropertyTheoutlookforrealestatesalesinthelocalmarketincaseofrepossessionofthepropertyTheoutlookformarketinterestrates
RealEstateLoans(continued)HomeEquityLendingHomeownerscanborrowtheequityintheirhomesEquityisdefinedasthedifferencebetweenahome’sestimatedmarketvalueandtheamountofthemortgageloansagainstitTwomaintypesofhomeequityloans:TraditionalHomeEquityLoanLinesofCreditAgainstaHome’sBorrowingBase
RealEstateLoans(continued)TheMostControversialofHomeMortgageLoans:Interest-OnlyandAdjustableMortgagesandtheRecentMortgageCrisisWhenhousingpricesweresoaringupwardduringtherecenthousingboom,howcouldlendersmakeextravagantlypricedhomesaffordable?MakehomemortgageloansmorereadilyavailabletofamiliesofevenmodestmeansMorefamilieswereencouragedtosignupforadjustable-rateloans(ARMs)duringaperiodwhenmarketinterestrateswereathistoriclows
RealEstateLoans(continued)TheMostControversialofHomeMortgageLoans:Interest-OnlyandAdjustableMortgagesandtheRecentMortgageCrisisWhenhomepricescontinuedtorise,clevermortgagelenderscameupwithyetanotherfinancialinnovation–theinterest-onlyadjustablehomemortgageloan(optionARM)WiththistypeofcreditthehomebuyerisobligatedtopayonlytheinterestonhisorherhomeloanforaninitialperiodAfterthatinitialtimeintervalpasses,thehomebuyerwouldhavetopaybothprincipalandinterestuntiltheloanwasfinallypaidoffLookedlikepredatorylendingagainstlower-incomefamiliesInanenvironmentofrisingmarketinterestrates,manyhomebuyerswithadjustable-rateloansfacedhigherinterestpayments
RealEstateLoans(continued)TheMostControversialofHomeMortgageLoans:Interest-OnlyandAdjustableMortgagesandtheRecentMortgageCrisisNowlendersmustdisclosemoreabouttheactualtermsofahomemortgageloanandnotrepresentaloan’stermsas“fixed”whenthosetermscanbechangedovertimeDodd-FrankWallStreetReformandConsumerProtectionActresultedintoughnewrulesLenderswhoarepoolingandsecuritizingmortgageloanstheycreateandsellareresponsibleforatleast5percentofthecreditriskattached(qualifiedmortgagesareexempt)Previouslylenders“washedtheirhands”ofanyresponsibility
ARevisedFederalBankruptcyCodeasBankruptcyFilingsSoarHouseholdsinrecordnumbershavesoughtprotectionfromtheircreditorsundertheU.S.bankruptcycodeBankruptcyAbusePreventionandConsumerProtectionActSignedinApril2005byPresidentGeorgeW.BushMadefilingforbankruptcymoreexpensiveandtime-consumingBeforefilingforbankruptcy,applicantsmustcompleteacertifiedcreditcounselingprogramIntendedtodiscourageconsumersfromtakingontoomuchdebtandincreasingtheirriskprofile
ARevisedFederalBankruptcyCodeasBankruptcyFilingsSoar(continued)AmeanstestdetermineswhetheranapplicantmustfileunderChapter7orChapter13ofthebankruptcycodeMeansTest-anaverageofadebtor’spastsixmonthsofgrossincomeTestdeterminesifthedebtorhasenoughincometopaysomeofthedebtUnderthepreviousbankruptcycode,mostindividualsfiledforChapter7WipedoutallormostdebtsandgenerallyallowedforafreshstartMakesitharderforapplicantstoapplyforChapter7Moreapplicants,asaresultmustfileunderChapter13Stipulatesthatatleastsomedebtsmustberepaid
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTermsAfinancialinstitutionpriceseveryconsumerloanbysettinganinterestrate,maturity,andtermsofrepaymentTheInterestRateAttachedtoNonresidentialConsumerLoansTheCost-PlusModel
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)AnnualPercentageRate(APR)AnnualizedinternalrateofreturnthatequatesexpectedtotalpaymentswiththeamountoftheloanTakesintoaccounthowfasttheloanisbeingrepaidandhowmuchcreditthecustomerwillactuallyhaveuseofduringthelifeoftheloanUndertheTruth-in-LendingAct,lendersmustgivethehouseholdborrowerastatementspecifyingtheAPRAllowsborrowerstocompareaparticularloanratewiththeloanratesofotherlenders
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)SimpleInterestRateAdjustsforthelengthoftimeaborroweractuallyhasuseofcreditIfthecustomerispayingofftheloangradually,thisapproachdeterminesthedecliningloanbalance,andthatreducedbalanceisthenusedtodeterminetheamountofinterestowed
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)TheDiscountRateMethodRequiresthecustomertopayinterestupfrontInterestisdeductedfirstandthecustomerreceivestheloanamountlessanyinterestowedTheAdd-OnLoanRateMethodOneoftheoldestloanratecalculationmethodsAnyinterestowedisaddedtotheprincipalamountoftheloanbeforecalculatingrequiredinstallmentpaymentsOnlyiftheloanispaidoffinasinglelumpsumattheendwilltheadd-onrateequalthesimpleinterestrate
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)Ruleof78sAruleofthumbtodeterminehowmuchinterestincomealenderisentitledtoaccrueatanypointintimefromaloanthatisbeingpaidoutinmonthlyinstallmentsImportantespeciallywhenaborrowerwantstopayoffaloanearlyRulearisesfromthefactthatthesumofthedigits1through12is78Todeterminetheborrowingcustomer’sinterestrebatefromearlyrepaymentofaninstallmentloan,totalthedigitsforthemonthsremainingontheloananddividethesumby78
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)Ruleof78sExampleAcustomerrequestsaone-yearloantoberepaidin12monthlyinstallmentsCustomerwouldalsoliketorepaytheloanafteronlyninemonthsInterestrebatethatthecustomerisentitledtoreceivebackThelenderisentitledtokeep92.31percentofthefinancecharges
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)InterestRatesonHomeMortgageLoansSincethe1930s,mostloanstofinancethepurchaseofnewhomeswerefixed-ratemortgages(FRMs)In1981,adjustable-ratemortgages(ARMs)wereauthorizedforofferingbyallfederallychartereddepositoryinstitutionsCreatedinresponsetothepressureofinflationandvolatileinterestrates
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)InterestRatesonHomeMortgageLoansWhetheracustomertakesoutaFRMorARM,theloanofficermustdeterminewhattheinitialloanratewillbeandwhatthemonthlypaymentswillbeTheformulatocomputemonthlymortgagepaymentsis
PricingConsumerandRealEstateLoans:DeterminingtheRateofInterestandOtherLoanTerms(continued)ChargingtheCustomerMortgagePointsHomemortgageloanagreementsoftenrequireborrowerstopayanadditionalchargeupfrontcalledpointsPointsareprepaidinterestandmaybedeductibleashomemortgageinterestForexample,supposetheborrowerseeksa$100,000homeloanandthelenderassessestheborroweranup-frontchargeoftwopoints
QuickQuizWhataretheprincipaldifferencesamongresidentialloans,nonresidentialinstallmentloans,noninstallmentloans,andcreditcardorrevolvingloans?Whataretheprincipaladvantagestoalendinginstitutionofusingacredit-scoringsystem?Arethereanysignificantdisadvantagestoacredit-scoringsystem?Whatlawsexisttodaytogiveconsumersfullerdisclosureaboutthetermsandrisksoftakingoncredit?Whatishomeequitylending,andwhatareitsadvantagesanddisadvantagesforbanksandotherconsumerlendinginstitutions?Whatoptionsdoesaloanofficerhaveinpricingconsumerloans?Howistheloanratefiguredonahomemortgageloan?Whatarethekeyfactorsorvariables?
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