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Colorado AG Issues Guidance Related to Collection Agencies Working Remotely

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The Colorado Attorney General’s Consumer Credit Unit last week published new guidance related to the enactment of a law governing remote work for licensed lenders while also noting that the guidance originally enacted at the start of the pandemic in 2020 remains in effect for entities not covered by the new law, including collection agencies, (..)

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How Consumer Credit Trends Impact Debt Collection in 2024

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By using our patented machine learning engine, HeartBeat, we create a personalized journey for each consumer and keep optimizing for the ideal message, outreach time, and communication cadence to elevate performance. The post How Consumer Credit Trends Impact Debt Collection in 2024 appeared first on Collection Industry News.

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Average U.S. FICO® Score at 716, Indicating Improvement in Consumer Credit Behaviors Despite Pandemic

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consumers have experienced disruption to their income since the onset of the pandemic, the combination of government stimulus programs such as the CARES Act and payment accommodation programs being offered by lenders continues to enable many consumers to avoid falling behind on their bills. While millions of U.S

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Inflation is driving up consumer credit card debt by billions of dollars

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. “The restart of student loan payments for those higher-income, young and middle-age professionals could be a big drag on consumer spending by that cohort,” he said. The post Inflation is driving up consumer credit card debt by billions of dollars appeared first on Collection Industry News.

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Recent Amendments to West Virginia Consumer Credit Protection Act Signal a Move to Level the Playing Field

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On March 18, the West Virginia legislature passed Senate Bill 5 , amending the West Virginia Consumer Credit and Protection Act (WVCCPA). Prior to the amendments, the nature of the claim determined whether the cure offer was governed by Section 46A-5-108 or Section 46A-6-106.

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A second dip with a second wave? Prospects for consumer credit as the economic recovery stalls

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The true, underlying condition of the economy is clouded by the sheer scale of Government interventions since the start of the pandemic. This seems also reflected in recent consumer confidence surveys, with Bank of America data suggested UK customer sentiment has returned to the low depths last seen at the end of March. aspirations.

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How New York State’s 2024 Plan Will Affect Debt Collection

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The government will look to stop these exploitative tactics and more. In 2023, Hochul signed laws scrubbing all medical debt from consumer credit reports and prohibited wage garnishments for medical debt and liens on primary residences. Medical Debt Medical debt was another topic addressed in the State of the State address.