Quote Originally Posted by Shaps View Post
https://www.yahoo.com/news/biden-rul...211102885.html

"Biden rule will redistribute high-risk loan costs to homeowners with good credit"

"A Biden administration rule is set to take effect that will force good credit home buyers to pay more for their mortgage to subsidize loans to higher-risk borrowers."

"Federal Housing Finance Agency Director Sandra Thompson said the new rules are designed to "increase pricing support for purchase borrowers limited by income or by wealth" and comes with "minimal" fee changes."

It's just a "minimal" fee on your rates... you can afford it. No big deal.

Bit, by bit, socialism creeping in....

You will now pay higher rates, for being responsible with your finances. You now get to pay more, so others may pay less.
How you know the article is bullshit is the lack of reference to the underlying rules the Biden Administration issued that are supposedly targeting people with credit scores higher than 680. It's the Washington Times, a conservative hyperventilation media generator. What's funny is no mention of the fact Biden just decreased FHA mortgage insurance premiums across the board by 0.30%, decreasing costs for those homeowners by $800 per month.

https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-...-800-per-year/

But in an effort to track down what Conservatives are trying to get people to start panting about other than Trump stealing their money, FoxNews being caught perjurying itself and general Republican incompetence, I did a bit of digging.

FannieMae and FreddieMac have both announced plans to incentivize lenders to incorporate underwriting standards to include positive rent payment history into their rate determination with the goal of making better rates more obtainable for all. How that translates into targeting people with credit scores over 680 isn't spelled out in the hyperventilation article, or by Shaps who as usual didn't research his own article.

https://www.fanniemae.com/about-us/e...g-finance-plan

The details begin in page 19. These changes only apply to mortgages under a Freddie or Fannie program, but essentially positive credit history and 12 month bank statement analysis to determine actual cash flow is designed to help applicants achieve better rates. No where does it say the rich, or high FICO score individuals will be penalized, but the Hyperventilation Times I'm guessing inferred better rates for those who traditionally had worse rates with cause traditional lenders to increase their rates.

I'd welcome any of you with any intelligence whatsoever to cite anything on the Federal Housing Finance Agency website, HUD, or Whitehouse.gov citing penalizing higher credit scores.

https://www.fhfa.gov/mobile/