Seniors Carrying Greatest Increases in Mortgage Debt
Phil Hall for National Mortgage Professional Magazine
Senior citizens have experienced the greatest increase in mortgage debt between 2008 and 2018, according to new data from Experian. Among age demographics, those aged 72 and older had the highest credit scores than their younger counterparts, but also recorded the most significant drop in average credit scores over the 10-year...
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