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The End of Collections

Re:Ceeve

“Software is capable of delivering extensive gains before you need to even consider debt collection agents!”. Debt collection isn’t a media darling, and you rightfully may know very little about it. Regardless of what experience you may have had with debt collection, you probably know even less about the players in this segment.

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Your business went to small claims court-Now what?

American Profit Recovery

And for the most part, the authority ends there. Here are some reasons why taking customers to small claims court may not be the best solution to collect outstanding debt. Many organizations and commonly small businesses will attempt to get customers to pay on outstanding invoices through various methods. That’s good news.

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Understanding How Management Training is Different from Regular Training

Account Recovery

Teaching someone to be a collector is a fairly straightforward process because you know at the end of the training, you want those individuals to be able to collect debts, compliantly, empathetically, and persuasively.

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Ed. Dept. Issues Guidance About Post-Moratorium Collection Efforts

Account Recovery

Individuals with student loans will be able to avoid facing collection attempts for one year once the moratorium on making student loan payments ends, according to guidance released by the Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid office last week. The post Ed.

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Veterans Affairs Announces End of Collection Moratorium

Account Recovery

In yet another sign that things are shifting back toward what they were before the COVID-19 pandemic hit the United States, the Department of Veterans Affairs has announced the end of an 18-month pause in its collection efforts.

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Judge Lowers Fee Award in FDCPA Case

Account Recovery

A District Court judge in Pennsylvania has lowered the fee award in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case, almost ending up exactly in the middle between the amount sought by the plaintiff and the amount suggested by the defendant. A copy of the ruling in the case of Bush v.

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Bracing for the End of Student Loan Payment Moratorium

Account Recovery

The moratorium on student loan payments is coming to an end, and there are probably plenty of people in the accounts receivable management industry who are happy about that — most notably companies that specialize in collecting on unpaid student loans.