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In an auto loan pool, historical data shows that defaults rarely occur in the first 6 months but typically peak during a specific window.
What is the most common peak default window for auto loans?
- Months 12 to 30
- Months 1 to 6
- Months 48 to 60
- Immediately upon a change in interest rates.
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