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Nigerian Tech-Focused Collection Platform Raises $3M to Help Expand

Account Recovery

Even in places like Nigeria, artificial intelligence-driven tools and building robust self-service portals to allow consumers to pay debts, set up payment plans, and more are being used in debt collection.

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Daily Digest – January 25. Getting to Know Jessica Fagen of The Moore Law Group; Judge Grants MSJ for Defendant in Early Out Billing Lawsuit

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CFPB Introduces Its “Consumer Credit Trends” Tool

Consumer Financial Services Law

This week, the CFPB introduced a new research tool, its Consumer Credit Trend Tool. According to the CFPB, the new tool’s purpose is to track originations of various consumer credit products. For now, the tool will focus on four credit products: mortgage, student loan, credit cards and auto loans.

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CFPB Issues Guidance to Rein in Rigged Comparison-Shopping Results for Credit Cards and Other Financial Products

Consumer Finance

The CFPB explained how companies operating comparison-shopping tools can break the law when they steer consumers to certain products or lenders because of kickbacks.

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8 reasons why businesses rely on debt collection agencies

American Profit Recovery

Collection agencies are recovering substantial amounts of consumer debt and helping those businesses drastically improve much needed cash flow. But it goes far deeper than just picking up the phone and contacting consumers to ask them to pay. They are also trained in how to use negotiation as a tool in working with the consumer.

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Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Releases Online Tool to Help College Students Determine How to Pay for College

Consumer Finance

To help students navigate paying for college, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau released the "Your Financial Path to Graduation" web tool designed to help students clearly understand the total cost of attending college and make informed decisions about paying for their education.

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25 State AGs Back FCC’s Plan to Include AI Voices in TCPA Artificial Voice Definition

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Attorneys General from 26 different states have filed a comment with the Federal Communications Commission, taking the position that artificial intelligence tools that mimic human voices are a form of an artificial voice as defined under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.

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