Lender report card · New Jersey

Beneficial Bank

Philadelphia, PA · What the federal mortgage record shows about how Beneficial Bank treated New Jersey applicants, 2018–2025 — 254 reported decisions. This is historical behavior, not a prediction about your loan.

Approval rate
63.4%
161 approved
Denial rate
36.6%
93 denied
Decisions
254
2018–2025
Avg. rate spread
+0.44 pp
vs. market benchmark
63.4% approved
36.6% denied

Share of 254 New Jersey applications Beneficial Bank approved vs. denied. Excludes loans it merely purchased on the secondary market, and applications withdrawn or left incomplete.

Approval rate by loan type

Conventional64.4% of 247 · NJ 87%

“NJ” = the statewide average approval rate for that loan type, for comparison.

Approval rate over time

Not enough data.

Pricing

Adjusting for its loan-type mix, Beneficial Bank’s rates ran +0.21 pp higher than the typical New Jersey lender (average rate spread +0.44 pp above the market benchmark). Rate spread is APR minus the average prime offer rate; positive means costlier than the low-risk benchmark.

Who Beneficial Bank approves

By income
Under $50k52.2% · 67$50–75k55.4% · 65$75–100k66.0% · 47$100–150k68.4% · 38$150–250k89.7% · 29
By debt-to-income
Under 36%73.1% · 14536–43%79.6% · 49Over 50%2.8% · 36
By down payment (LTV)

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Why Beneficial Bank denied applications

Credit history49% of denialsDebt-to-income ratio33% of denialsIncomplete application10% of denialsOther9% of denialsCollateral (value/type)6% of denialsEmployment history3% of denials

Where Beneficial Bank lends in NJ

CountyDecisionsApproval
Burlington County18964.0%
Camden County2860.7%

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Source: CFPB HMDA loan-level data, 2018–2025 · first-lien, closed-end mortgages on 1–4 family homes in New Jersey reported by Beneficial Bank (LEI EBUZWPCV9RVYQNH5Q559). Rates describe past reported outcomes for the lender’s applicant pool and are not a prediction for any individual. Methodology →