IT Data Consulting served as FHA’s independent actuary for FY2025 and confirmed the actuarial estimates used to calculate the capital ratio are reasonable.

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ITDC’s independent actuarial review reports for FY2025 state that the estimates used to calculate the MMI Fund capital ratio are reasonable.

Source summary
HUD’s Federal Housing Administration published its FY2025 annual report for the Mutual Mortgage Insurance (MMI) Fund, reporting that FHA supported homeownership for more than 876,000 Americans while the MMI Fund maintained strong financial health. As of September 30, 2025, the MMI Fund’s overall capital ratio was 11.47% and MMI capital stood at $188.9 billion, exceeding the Congressionally required 2.0% threshold. The report notes high participation by first-time homebuyers (over 83% of purchase endorsements) and confirms independent actuarial reviews by IT Data Consulting that the fund’s estimates are reasonable.
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Available official HUD documentation confirms that an independent actuarial review is conducted annually for FHA’s Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund and that FY 2025 actuarial review reports for the forward and HECM portfolios exist, but the underlying FY 2025 actuarial review PDFs and other primary documents are not yet accessible or indexed in a way that allows verification of the actuary’s identity or conclusions. A secondary reposting of HUD’s press release on PublicNow repeats the claim that IT Data Consulting (ITDC) served as the independent actuary for FY 2025 and that its review confirmed the reasonableness of the estimates used to calculate the capital ratio, but this is derivative of the same HUD press release cited in the original article and does not constitute independent corroboration. Without direct access to the FY 2025 actuarial review reports or contracting records naming ITDC as the actuary and documenting its findings, the claim cannot be definitively verified at this time. The verdict is Unclear because key primary-source documents needed to confirm both ITDC’s role and the precise language of its opinion are currently unavailable.

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  1. Scheduled follow-up · Mar 15, 2026
  2. Completion due · Mar 15, 2026
  3. Update · Jan 03, 2026, 12:05 AMUnclear
    Available official HUD documentation confirms that an independent actuarial review is conducted annually for FHA’s Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund and that FY 2025 actuarial review reports for the forward and HECM portfolios exist, but the underlying FY 2025 actuarial review PDFs and other primary documents are not yet accessible or indexed in a way that allows verification of the actuary’s identity or conclusions. A secondary reposting of HUD’s press release on PublicNow repeats the claim that IT Data Consulting (ITDC) served as the independent actuary for FY 2025 and that its review confirmed the reasonableness of the estimates used to calculate the capital ratio, but this is derivative of the same HUD press release cited in the original article and does not constitute independent corroboration. Without direct access to the FY 2025 actuarial review reports or contracting records naming ITDC as the actuary and documenting its findings, the claim cannot be definitively verified at this time. The verdict is Unclear because key primary-source documents needed to confirm both ITDC’s role and the precise language of its opinion are currently unavailable.
  4. Original article · Jan 02, 2026

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