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Make Sure to Verify a Debt Collection Affidavit Before Signing

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In 2015, the Federal Trade Commission came down on Chase for robo-signing affidavits. The order expired a few years ago and now, probably due to the overwhelming number of lawsuits being filed against consumers for delinquent accounts, six senators have renewed the inquiry into Chase’s collection activities.

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FAQs About Debt Management Plans

Debt Guru

A debt management plan (DMP) is an agreement between a debtor (that’s you, the person in debt) and a creditor (think: your bank or your credit card company) that tackles your outstanding debt. One of the conditions for lowering your interest rate and waiving penalty fees is that you lose access to the affected credit cards.

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California AG Agrees with CFPB’s Preliminary Preemption Determination, Urges Bureau to Further Narrow TILA Preemption

Troutman Sanders

On January 20, 2023, California Attorney General Rob Bonta submitted a letter to the CFPB agreeing with its preliminary determination that California’s Commercial Financing Disclosures Law (CFDL) is not preempted by TILA because the CFDL only applies to commercial financing and not to consumer credit transactions within the scope of TILA.

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Addressing Portfolio Risk in Economic Uncertainty: Part 4 (2022)

Fico Collections

Nowhere across the consumer credit lifecycle are the stakes higher than in early-stage collections, where the uncertainty of outcomes and the range of treatment options is the greatest. times more likely to become clean than the least resilient consumers (10.9% penetration rate) of live-agent calls (Figure 1).

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Debt collection industry responds to ?debt threat? letter announcement

CSA

An overhaul of the rules governing the precise sentences that creditors are forced to use in these formal letters was long overdue and it?s s something that the CSA and other trade bodies, as well as firms, have argued is overdue from as far back as 2014.? s good news the Treasury have finally agreed to act. ?Making Chris adds. ?The

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The CFPB’s 2022 Fair Lending Annual Report to Congress

Collection Industry News

The CFPB also released several reports shining a light on factors that may influence fair access to credit, including how medical debt affects tens of millions of consumerscredit profiles, how people in under-resourced rural areas struggle to access financial services, and the challenges faced by justice-involved individuals and families.

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Credit Services Association urges policy-makers to back tailored forbearance

CSA

A leading trade association is urging policy-makers to take extra care before prescribing detailed forbearance schemes that could make a customer?s It believes that constraining the flexibility that exists in the current regulatory framework, and which enables customers and their creditors to agree solutions based on an individual?