CREDIT SCORE STOCKS SLIDE AS FHFA HEAD QUESTIONS PRICING
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✍️ Fair Isaac Corp.'s shares fell 16% after the head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency questioned credit report pricing, citing concerns over cost increases and the potential shift to a bi-merge credit score.
👉 FHFA Director Bill Pulte questioned credit report pricing, citing concerns over cost increases 👉 Pulte asked why credit reports 'cost double' under President Joe Biden compared to when Donald Trump was in office 👉 The potential shift to a bi-merge credit score was raised, which would require reports from only two of the major credit bureaus instead of all three 👉 TransUnion and Equifax shares declined, with TransUnion falling 8.8% and Equifax dropping 6.7%
-- #BillPulte #SatyanMerchant #JeffreyMeuler #SurinderThind #JimWehmann #JoeBiden #DonaldTrump #business
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