GETTING TO KNOW DEBRA ROZNOS OF OAC
- It is incredibly energizing to come across someone who has a tremendous passion for what he or she does, and Debra Roznos is overflowing with passion for the collection industry. She has truly embraced the essence of what being a collector means, and her dedication to her employees and her mission is inspiring. Read on to learn more about Debra, why she sees problems as opportunities, and the deliciousness of her side hustle. This series is sponsored by Arbeit.
LOS ANGELES COUNCIL APPROVES PROPOSAL CALLING FOR HALT TO COLLECTIONS, LABELING AGENCIES AS NON-ESSENTIAL
- Not to be outdone by the metropolis on the other side of the country, the city council of Los Angeles has unanimously passed a proposal that calls for collection agencies to be labeled as non-essential businesses and for a moratorium on all collection activities within the city for the duration of the coronavirus pandemic.
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS MSJ FOR PLAINTIFF IN FDCPA TIME-BARRED DEBT CASE
- The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has upheld a lower court’s summary judgment ruling in favor of a plaintiff who received collection letters attempting to collect on debt for which the statute of limitations had expired, a fact that was not mentioned in those letters.
REPORT ACCUSES CFPB OF MANIPULATING RESEARCH WHEN REVISING PAYDAY LENDING RULE
- A report from The New York Times is accusing individuals at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau of manipulating “the research process to justify altering” its payday lending rule, based on a 14-page memo that was written by an economist at the agency on his last day on the job last year. The report also revealed that the CFPB is expected to release the updated payday lending rule this week.
WORTH NOTING: People on food stamps are having a harder time shopping for groceries during the pandemic … Forget your own hair. Here are tips about how to groom your pet at home … Why it will likely be harder to find boneless chicken on the shelves of your local grocery store for a while … For people who want to know how risky the location of their home is, from climate change to coronavirus … How to fix your WiFi without spending any money … What to do, if you have to lay off an employee who is working remotely … What to consider before signing up for a free trial … How one county in Texas is successfully battling coronavirus … It’s time to start thinking about gifts for Mother’s Day.
Getting groceries during the pandemic
How the 2020 presidential election is shaping up
The Daily Digest is sponsored by Microbilt. Designed to help debt collection professionals, MicroBilt’s platform of recovery and skip tracing tools provide quick, convenient, and current data that help you prioritize and successfully track people down and collect. Keep your skip tracing and debt recovery efficient and effective! Contact us to find out about our 90 Day Try Us Program. Call 800-884-4397 or visit www.microbilt.com.
GETTING TO KNOW DEBRA ROZNOS OF OAC
- It is incredibly energizing to come across someone who has a tremendous passion for what he or she does, and Debra Roznos is overflowing with passion for the collection industry. She has truly embraced the essence of what being a collector means, and her dedication to her employees and her mission is inspiring. Read on to learn more about Debra, why she sees problems as opportunities, and the deliciousness of her side hustle. This series is sponsored by Arbeit.
LOS ANGELES COUNCIL APPROVES PROPOSAL CALLING FOR HALT TO COLLECTIONS, LABELING AGENCIES AS NON-ESSENTIAL
- Not to be outdone by the metropolis on the other side of the country, the city council of Los Angeles has unanimously passed a proposal that calls for collection agencies to be labeled as non-essential businesses and for a moratorium on all collection activities within the city for the duration of the coronavirus pandemic.
APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS MSJ FOR PLAINTIFF IN FDCPA TIME-BARRED DEBT CASE
- The Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit has upheld a lower court’s summary judgment ruling in favor of a plaintiff who received collection letters attempting to collect on debt for which the statute of limitations had expired, a fact that was not mentioned in those letters.
REPORT ACCUSES CFPB OF MANIPULATING RESEARCH WHEN REVISING PAYDAY LENDING RULE
- A report from The New York Times is accusing individuals at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau of manipulating “the research process to justify altering” its payday lending rule, based on a 14-page memo that was written by an economist at the agency on his last day on the job last year. The report also revealed that the CFPB is expected to release the updated payday lending rule this week.
WORTH NOTING: People on food stamps are having a harder time shopping for groceries during the pandemic … Forget your own hair. Here are tips about how to groom your pet at home … Why it will likely be harder to find boneless chicken on the shelves of your local grocery store for a while … For people who want to know how risky the location of their home is, from climate change to coronavirus … How to fix your WiFi without spending any money … What to do, if you have to lay off an employee who is working remotely … What to consider before signing up for a free trial … How one county in Texas is successfully battling coronavirus … It’s time to start thinking about gifts for Mother’s Day.
Getting groceries during the pandemic
How the 2020 presidential election is shaping up
The Daily Digest is sponsored by Microbilt. Designed to help debt collection professionals, MicroBilt’s platform of recovery and skip tracing tools provide quick, convenient, and current data that help you prioritize and successfully track people down and collect. Keep your skip tracing and debt recovery efficient and effective! Contact us to find out about our 90 Day Try Us Program. Call 800-884-4397 or visit www.microbilt.com.
