Yes. It’s their new LLPA (loan-level pricing adjustment) grid. It doesn’t reward poor credit. The LLPAs get higher as the FICO scores get lower. It does reward first time homebuyers and people who make a smaller downpayment. The LLPAs at 75.01 - 85.00% are higher than they are at 85.01% -95.00%, which makes no sense from a risk standpoint. The LLPAs from 95.01 - 97.00% are lower still. You have to be a first time homebuyer in that bucket. They’re basically subsidizing the lower down payment risk by increased LLPAs in the lower LTV tranches.