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BK Filings Surge in 2024, Continuing Rebound from Historic Lows

Account Recovery

📊 What to watch: With ongoing economic uncertainty, debt collection agencies, banks, and fintech lenders should closely monitor bankruptcy trends to assess portfolio risk and adjust collection strategies accordingly. Learn more.

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Can a Lender Pursue Debt Collection After a Charge Off and 1099-C Issuance?

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When account owners have an account that reflects a negative balance, the lender is faced with a myriad of options and obligations with regard to the pursuit of that debt. Lenders that charge off a debt trigger issuance of the 1099-C when their defined policy leads the lender to discontinue collection activity and discharge a debt.

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California Governor Signs Trio of Collection-Related Bills into Law

Account Recovery

California Governor Gavin Newsom yesterday signed a trio of bills that will significantly impact the credit and collection industry in the state. These new laws, set to take effect in 2025, will reshape how medical debt is reported, expand consumer protections, and alter the landscape for commercial debt collection.

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Q4 Industry Insights: Looking Good on Paper, Feeling Bad in Wallets, Everyone’s Uncertain on Financial Outlook

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The good news for lenders and debt collectors is that a reported 72% of consumers have a New Years resolution to pay off debt in 2025. The rule will help lower prices on loans and improve customer service across payments, credit and banking markets by fueling competition and consumer choice. Whats Impacting Consumers?

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Can Banks be Liable for Processing or Underwriting a Loan that a Borrower Cannot Afford?

Jimerson Firm

Oftentimes, individuals or businesses borrow money from a bank or lender, and unfortunately, are unable to pay the loan payments. In this event, the borrower may try to shift the blame of their inability to pay on the bank or lender, by filing a claim for negligent loan processing or underwriting, and/or breach of fiduciary duty.

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The Top Five Things Lenders Need to Know About Florida’s Construction Lien Law

Jimerson Firm

However, there are important aspects of the Construction Lien Law that can directly affect the rights and obligations of lenders in numerous ways. Accordingly, lenders making construction loans or those whose loan will be secured by a mortgage on real property, must be aware of notices of commencement and their requirements under Fla.

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How SBA Lenders Ensure Expense Recovery in Loan Liquidation and Litigation

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Lenders should be cognizant about what expenses are classified by the SBA as recoverable or non-recoverable. Recoverable Expenses” are defined as SBA approved, necessary, reasonable, and customary costs incurred to collect and enforce the terms of the Loan Documents, or to preserve or dispose of collateral. See SOP 50 51 3.

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