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CFPB Secures Consent Order Against Student Loan Servicer for Failure to Comply with 2015 Consent Order and Alleged Deceptive Acts and Practices

Collection Industry News

against a national student loan servicer based on its failure to comply with a 2015 consent order issued by the CFPB. The consent order requires the company to pay a $25 million civil money penalty, at least $10 million in consumer redress, and to take steps to prevent future violations. that it had secured a consent order ?

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Students Must Show Persistent Financial Difficulties to Discharge Student Loans

ABI

In general, student loan debt is not dischargeable in a case under title 11 of the United States Code (the “Bankruptcy Code”) unless there is a showing of undue hardship. A court will typically consider a debtor’s potential for future employment in determining whether student loan debt may be discharged.

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A Sale or a Loan? The Plain Language is not always Dispositive

ABI

In In re Shoot the Moon, LLC , the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Montana held that a transaction between a restaurant business and a lender was a loan with a security interest in receivables as opposed to a sale with an ownership interest in receivables. [i] 8) the language of the agreement and the conduct of the parties.

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10 year ban for dodgy Director

UK debt collections

The insolvency service has issued a huge 10 year ban to a rogue director following investigations. Grigorijs Hacaturjancs, 34, originally from Latvia, has been disqualified as a director for 10 years after fraudulently claiming a £50,000 Bounce Back Loan.

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New Illinois Predatory Loan Prevention Act Leaves Lenders and Borrowers with Uncertain Future

Troutman Sanders

Pritzker signed the Illinois Predatory Loan Prevention Act (Act) into immediate effect on March 23. With respect to loan products under the MLA, lenders cannot charge interest and fees that, when added together, would exceed a 36% MAPR. [3]. Illinois Governor J.B.

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Consumers Prioritize Mortgage Payments Over Auto

Fico Collections

Home Blog FICO Consumers Prioritize Mortgage Payments Over Auto What are the drivers behind this mortgage and auto loan payment hierarchy behavioral shift and is it likely to be a lasting trend? Mortgage and home loan accommodations peaked at 9% in June 2020.

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CFPB Monthly Report Shows Spike in Debt Collection Complaints in August

Consumer Financial Services Law

While the number of debt collection complaints remains almost flat when compared to the same three-month time period for 2015, it’s worth noting that debt collection complaints picked up in volume in August, showing a 50% increase over July.