Dan Smith, President & CEO of CDIA, issued a statement on reports that FHFA is considering changes to credit reporting requirements for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Comprehensive credit data matters for accuracy and soundness. https://t.co/zdRRo1riQa
In case you missed it: What's behind a reliable credit report?
From the Metro 2® Format to the CRRG® and the professionals who use them, consistent reporting depends on a shared standard and ongoing collaboration.
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Credit products will keep evolving. So will Metro 2®.
CDIA helps support the continued development of reporting practices that aim to provide a more complete and accurate picture.
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Reliable credit reporting takes collaboration. Furnishers, data processors and consumer reporting agencies invest in the systems, validation and processes that support accurate reporting. CDIA helps bring the industry together.
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When an account balance changes, timing matters.
Metro 2® provides guidance for furnishers that choose to update accounts more than once a month. More timely updates may help close the gap between an account change and what appears on a credit report.
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More context can make a difference.
The Metro 2® Format Task Force approved a new Special Comment Code, DS – Debt Settlement, to identify verified participation in a for-profit debt settlement program before settlement is complete.
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Credit products evolve. Reporting guidance must keep pace.
CDIA and industry experts have developed guidance on reporting Pay in Four loans using existing Metro 2® capabilities.
See how the standard supports evolving products:
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The standard is only part of the story.
The Credit Reporting Resource Guide® helps reporting professionals apply Metro 2® through field definitions, record layouts, FAQs and practical industry guidance.
Discover the work behind the credit report: https://t.co/J5tlvbgmzl
Different lenders. Different systems. One common reporting standard.
The Metro 2® Format helps organizations report information consistently, supporting more complete and accurate credit reports.
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In case you missed it: What’s ahead for consumer reporting?
From the FCRA and dispute investigations to AI, alternative data and the evolving regulatory landscape, hear @DanSmithNJ and @BallardSpahrLLP have a conversation on issues shaping our industry.
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Why does a more complete picture of consumer data matter? Dan discusses this and more on Ballard Spahr’s Consumer Finance Monitor, exploring the future of consumer reporting, alternative data and the evolving regulatory landscape.
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Accurate consumer reporting matters. So do the processes that help resolve disputes and maintain confidence in the information used to make important decisions.
@DanSmithNJ discusses these issues on @BallardSpahrLLP Consumer Finance Monitor podcast.
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A paid-off balance is an important financial milestone. Credit reporting that better reflects account changes can help consumers and lenders work with a more current financial picture.
View CDIA's blog on timely credit reporting: https://t.co/5oFmPvPYff
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What’s next for consumer reporting?
CDIA President & CEO @DanSmithNJ joined @BallardSpahrLLP Consumer Finance Monitor podcast to discuss the legal, regulatory and technological developments shaping our industry.
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Accurate credit reporting is an ongoing commitment.
Credit files change as new information arrives, accounts are updated and consumer disputes are investigated. Maintaining accurate information requires continuous work.
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A 10-point difference can change a mortgage pricing tier.
Research from Andrew Davidson & Co. found that 83% of the time, a 10-point credit score difference moved borrowers scoring 640–779 into a different pricing tier.
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2025 @TransUnion analysis estimated that eligibility results could change for about 300,000 borrowers under a single-bureau approach.
Complete credit information can help lenders make more informed decisions.
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In case you missed it: Timely credit reporting matters.
Industry leaders discuss how intracycle reporting can help important account updates reach credit reports sooner.
Read CDIA's latest blog: https://t.co/9hN9VTbAeE
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Credit score differences can have meaningful financial implications.
In a $400,000, 30-year mortgage scenario, a score difference that moves a borrower into a higher-rate tier could add more than $20,000 to the total loan cost.
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Same borrower. Different mortgage costs.
A complete view of credit helps borrowers and lenders navigate mortgage decisions with greater predictability.
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