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

Jimerson Firm

The first consideration that lenders (banks and credit unions alike) often face is when, and if, to conclude that the account owner does not intend to, or is not able to, clear the negative balance or loan deficiency. Charging Off” Uncollectable Debt. 1.6050P-1(b)(2)(i). 1.6050P-1(b)(2)(iii).

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Several Trade Associations Join Calls to CFPB to Stay Implementation of its Section 1071 Final Rule

Troutman Sanders

On August 18, the American Financial Services Association, Consumer Bankers Association, CRE Finance Council, Equipment Leasing and Finance Association, Mortgage Bankers Association, National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions, Truck Renting and Leasing Association, and the U.S.

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Section 1071 Final Rule: What Changed From the Proposed Rule

Troutman Sanders

In September 2021, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB or Bureau) issued a proposed rule with more than 900 pages of supplementary material. For financial institutions that originated at least 2,500 covered credit transactions in 2022 and 2023, the compliance date is October 1, 2024.

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CCS Offices

Debt Collection Answers

Dealing with debt collection agencies can be unpleasant, and CCS Offices are no different. It’s common for debt collectors to purchase and sell debts, resulting in the possibility of multiple collection accounts from the same debt appearing on your credit report. Who are CCS Offices?

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What Happens After a Personal Loan Bankruptcy Discharge?

Sawin & Shea

You can discharge an unsecured loan whether it’s current, delinquent, or in default, even if the original lender sold it to a collection agency or debt buyer. No-credit-check lending, such as payday and title loans, often comes with unreasonable fees and annual percentage rates (APR). Unsecured loans don’t have collateral.

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Lenders Should Consider Using "Pooled Models" When Making Originations Decisions

Fico Collections

Using a pooled model in addition to bureau scores can help creditors make more precise, value-based decisions at the origination stage. A pooled model is a scoring model built on “pools” of historical data from many financial institutions. What Is a Pooled Model? Pooled models can be licensed as “off-the-shelf” and quickly used.

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The CFPB Issues Its 2022 Fall Rulemaking Agenda

Troutman Sanders

According to the CFPB, “[w]hile the nature of overdraft services, including how accounts can be overdrawn and how financial institutions determine whether to advance funds to pay the overdrawn amount, has significantly changed since 1969, the special rules [contained in Regulation Z] remain largely unchanged.”