Rigid Credit Score Standards Hold Back Housing Recovery
Over the last six years, more than half of all black and Latino wealth has been lost because of the housing crisis. As a result, few black and Latino families have perfect credit. This problem is likely to continue for some time, given that the credit scores of many well-educated black and Latino mi...
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