For Americans with mortgages, car payments and credit cards, a new TransUnion study shows paying their mortgage was a top priority during the pandemic.
Source: Inman News
Americans prioritize paying their mortgage during pandemic
Published in Markets & Economy, Mortgage, mortgage payment, payment hierarchy study, Select and TransUnion
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