FTC Returns More Than $3.7 Million To Consumers Harmed by Online Lender Avant
The Federal Trade Commission is returning more than $3.7 million to consumers who lost money because of unfair and deceptive...
New Investments, Innovations in the World of Credit Scores
More money and innovation continue to pour into credit reporting, with companies raising money to more deeply analyze credit score...
Report Calls Out N.C. Hospitals to Fix Medical Debt and Charity Care Options
Almost one-third of the total amount of bad debt incurred at hospitals in North Carolina is attributable to individuals who...
Judge Grants Motion for Reconsideration and Remands FDCPA Case Back to State Court
A defendant in a Fair Debt Collection Practices Act case may have won the battle in having its motion for...
Daily Digest – January 27. Getting to Know Alicia Sundstrom of Financial Credit Network; Judge Forced to Remand FDCPA Case Back to State Court
GETTING TO KNOW ALICIA SUNDSTROM OF FINANCIAL CREDIT NETWORK Thirty-seven years. At the same company. Starting as an outside sales...
Virginia AG Halves Fees Charged For Collecting Student Loan Debt
The Attorney General of Virginia announced yesterday that it is reducing the fees it will charge when collecting on unpaid...
CFPB Launches Crackdown on ‘Junk’ Fees
The canary didn't make it. Less than a week after publishing a blog post noting that consumers spend $120 billion...
Judge Forced to Remand FDCPA Case Back to State Court After Plaintiff Amends Complaint
If you have read what the experts write regularly in the Compliance Digest and listened to what they say during...
Getting to Know Alicia Sundstrom of Financial Credit Network
The "Getting to Know" series is sponsored by Applied Innovation. Applied Innovation is helping to shape the future of accounts...
Daily Digest – January 26. Judge Grants MTD in FDCPA Case for Lack of Standing; Group Sues to Allow Non-Lawyers to Represent Consumers
JUDGE GRANTS MTD IN FDCPA CASE FOR LACK OF STANDING There is no doubt that the legal process can be...
