With the recent tax law change, we can expect a boost to what we take home in our paychecks. A reasonable assumption would be that banks would start to pull back on the rigid underwriting standards imposed after the 2008 mortgage crisis. But according the JPMorgan Chace CEO, Jamie Diman, it is going to take a lot more than a tax cut to persuade banks to give loans to first time borrowers and those with negative/impaired credit history. Furthermore, changes at the federal level need to be made to move banks to give loans to borrowers with challenged credit files.
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